Done with lots of voltage, old school samplers, DIY synths, home made delays, dictaphones and
even onboard computer mics this gritty disc will take you straight to Brixton's streets.

Tracklist &

soundbites:here

Denmark’s deadliest riddim construction duo is back with a vengeance and a fresh 6-track
EP, filled with strictly original riddims that have been jammed live onto a Sansui multitrack
cassette deck for that special extra grit.

Tracklist &

soundbites:here

This second 7" from the Colonel marks the debut of two wicked young artists straight outta Asher
Senator’s school of fast chat in Brixton – Face and Sheenyboo. Recorded on an original Naram riddim with an upful twist, these talented singjays have come up
with a soundkilling anthem for the new generation – with the refrain “Dangerous, soundbwoy bite di dust, you haffi deh pon twitter if you waan follow us” sure to resonate over both dancehalls and social media networks across the land!

A. Face & Sheenyboo - Dangerous

B. Naram - Dangerus version

The first artist to grace the new Colonel Mustard imprint is the man Guinness Book of Records found to be the world’s fastest chatter back in 1989 – the incomparable Daddy Freddy. Riding a deadly Naram relick of the Bad Boy Wadat riddim, Long Way finds Freddy marching through an
apocalyptic world filled with wickedness and corruption to deliver a frighteningly ruff sermon of righteous indignation against the evil-doers.

A. Daddy Freddy - Long Way
B. Naram - Long Way version

Delay experts from all five continents filled this hissy reel with psychedelic dubs, soundsystem
grenades and everything inbetween: from Australia to London, from Canada to Shanghai, fromSouth Africa to Scotland - the musical compass always points towards deepness

Tracklist &

soundbites:here

The project was born in a most unlikely fashion, after naram crafted an 80s horror film-inspired
riddim on a battered iPod while on a bicycle trip across the Middle East. The March of the
Gremlins riddim then somehow found its way into the hands of disrupt - thus kicking off a truly
outernational collaboration....

Tracklist

& soundbites:here

Dub Matrix With Stereo Sound is the culmination of years spent refining the art of handheld gaming
console-based riddim construction, using the LSDJ tracker cartridge and disrupt's beloved
Gamebwoy - especially modded up for maximum bass weight.

In a match made in deep dub heaven, legendary Berlin-based mic chanter Paul St. Hilaire, aka Tikiman, meet the indomitable knob tweakers behind the Jahtari Riddim Force.

Built from the DNA of Sleng Teng – Heidi flips the scripts on this most classic of classics
by taking it to the black keys, in a minor key style and fashion. With its thick deadly bass line at the
fore, Heidi has been specifically engineered to kill tin pan sounds and discombobulate Babylonians.

Maffi - Heidi Riddim 1:

Speng Bond - White Horse
Maffi - Heidi Riddim version

with Run Di Session, the
16 year-old Parisian phenomenon Junior Roy demonstrates exactly why he has been creating such a
wave amongst discerning dancehall fans lately.

veteran thoroughbred Lord Sassafrass gallops across the riddim with the same panache
that saw him rule dancehalls across Jamaica in the 1980s

Maffi - Heidi Riddim 2:

Junior Roy - Run Di Session
Lord Sassafrass - Talking Yardie

Coming straight from a solar powered shipping container in Australia is this heavy twelve by
Melbourne's number one sampling warrior Monkey Marc, who's mashing up Hip Hop and Dub
inna down under style like no other.All faithfully recorded to cassette and then
dubbed out to the max by disrupt - including a dub of Roots Manuva's "Who Goes There" (from
his 4everevolution LP).

The master of the magnetic scrolls is back at the boombox with his second Jahtari EP, once
again exploring the more rugged corners of the dub universe.
Serious voltage baked on tape here!

Deadly disc charged with raw sound system vibes by the man called Mr. Williamz on a bunch of heavyweight Maffi riddims, coming straight from the Copenhagen underground. With scorchers like "Sit Down Steady", the must-have "Where The Man Come From" and the anthem "Dancehall Hobby" it becomes clear very quickly that this man's favourite hobby ain't stamp collecting...

The Maffi helicopter finally takes off again for it's next mission, this time with a Rub-A-Dub specialist team on board who are about to infiltrate unsuspecting dancefloors worldwide.
Sensi expert Kenny Knots parachutes out first with a boom tune called "Herb From Grow" in his backpack, while special agent Speng Bond - with the license fi toast - is keeping up the vibes in the flying command center with "Tann Up Solid".

After three deadly discs on the Maffi series Solo Banton is back with a vengeance and a full EP. "Music Addict" is setting fire to dancefloors with an almost pyromaniac delight while still nicing up the area big time.

A. SOLO BANTON & TREVOR IRIE - DANDEHALL NICE AGAIN

B.DISRUPT - NO VERSION

A-Side:PORQUE TE DUB

B-Side:VERSION

A1. Soom T – Dirty Money
A2. disrupt - Dirty Money version
B1. Soom T - Survivor
B2. Soom T – Dobee Dee Doo
B3. disrupt - Doobee version

A1. Intro
A2. Gold Love Riddim
A3. Hackney Dub
A4. Lowry Dub
A5. Outro A
B1. Ticker Tape
B2. C20 Riddim
B3. Good Thing You Came Along
B4. Outro

A1. Out In The Desert
A2. Machines And Ghosts
B1. Poor Girl
B2. Fight The Formation

A1. Power In The Word
A2. Power In The version
B. Protect I

A-Side: Whiskey Bar

B-Side: Whiskey Dub