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Ruff Out Ya
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We also welcome back a singer who was on the third release but who is also a great percussionist (on Southwest Horns and this one!), puppa IFi on the second cut, DJ style in his finest shape!
On the B sides, 2 dub mix done at the studio, meditation time
Give thanks to all people involved in this new release!
Riddim composed, arranged and mixed by Zulu Vibes
Keys & Guitar : Macca Dread
Percs : IFi
Vocal : Bunnington Judah & IFi
Mastering by Downbeat Records
Artwork by Peah Rootical Attack
Created by Lion & Flo in 2016, the crew is now counting a strong family of musicians as Crucial Rob, Youthie, Laura… Thinking humanity is a necessity in their music, they are recording most of the instruments at the Zulu Vibes Studio and mixing their productions in the traditional jamaican dub style mixed with some ruff vibes from the 90’s.
From Ska to Steppa, they love one reggae music
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Zulu Vibes is happy to present you his last 12" featuring an artist we heard on the very first 7" release on the drums. This time Bunnington Judah comes back on the vocal with his song "Ruff Out Ya". Times are ruff, times are tuff, this song is dedicated to all the strugglers around the world. We also welcome back a singer who was on the third release but who is also a great percussionist (on Southwest Horns and this one!), puppa IFi on the second cut, DJ style in his finest shape!
On the B sides, 2 dub mix done at the studio, meditation time
Give thanks to all people involved in this new release!
Riddim composed, arranged and mixed by Zulu Vibes
Keys & Guitar : Macca Dread
Percs : IFi
Vocal : Bunnington Judah & IFi
Mastering by Downbeat Records
Artwork by Peah Rootical Attack
Created by Lion & Flo in 2016, the crew is now counting a strong family of musicians as Crucial Rob, Youthie, Laura… Thinking humanity is a necessity in their music, they are recording most of the instruments at the Zulu Vibes Studio and mixing their productions in the traditional jamaican dub style mixed with some ruff vibes from the 90’s.
From Ska to Steppa, they love one reggae music
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