Reviews for "Fistful of Dub (Feat. Snowflake and DJ Vadim)"
Fistful of Dub (Feat. Snowfla...by spinningmerkaba
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Sun, Mar 6, 2016 @ 8:09 AM
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Sun, Mar 6, 2016 @ 8:39 AM
Wow, what a unique combination of sound and style! I am so pleasantly surprised :) That’s you on guitar? A smooth down-tempo reggae blend good for body and soul. Thanks for including me.
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I heard Jeris’ Gamma Waves the other day and I thought “I gotta have these” and then I heard your track which took it up a level. Nice work! Singing bowl is perfect.
So, as it happened, your track was playing on a different tab when I was checking out Vadim’s dubcatcher samples, they just fell together. I put both my hands up in the air…yes!!! You and Vadim made my job easy, all I had to do was, well you know, dig the dubcatcher! |
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and I’m having so much fun playing bass with frets. though I liked the fretless too.
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Sun, Mar 6, 2016 @ 4:02 PM
Inspired combination.
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It made sense to me. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Mon, Mar 7, 2016 @ 3:45 AM
Inspired concept, impeccable execution. Very much enjoyed.
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The trick with this one, as with a lot of mixes, was taking stuff away, keeping it minimal. It’s magical what deleting parts can accomplish.
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Agreed. That’s kind of exactly what I always thought dub was (based on listening to a lot of it way back when it first emerged), taking stuff away, a b-side reduction of an a-side reggae song. Mostly the beats and bass of the original song with small amounts of the melody and large amounts of reverb and delay. I think dub may actually have been the beginning of the re-mix concept.
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Fri, Mar 25, 2016 @ 4:16 PM
dubby dub dub!
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