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Al Dobson Jr. – Rye Lane Volume II & III

16.03.2016 Album Deep House Hip-HopARTIST:Al Dobson Jr. Label Rhythm Section International Read more

Al Dobson Jr. – Rye Lane (Versions)

Label/Catalog#: Rhythm Section International / RS002
Release date: 2014
Source: WEB
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 32 MB
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno/House

Peckham’s newest imprint presents tasty, rooted rhythms from Al Dobson Jr, backed with remixes from Ptaki and Ruf Dug. The well-tucked shuffle of ‘Santiago Black’ is expanded to nearly 7 minutes of dusty balearic disco bump suffused with a silky new vocal, breezy synth and keys by Poland’s Ptaki for the connoisseurs. Taking it slower, lower, the tickled boogie loop of ‘Kirton Street’ is teased into a chug on Ruffy’s 3am Canavans Special.

1. AL DOBSON JR. : Santiago Black (Ptaki Version) 6:45
2. AL DOBSON JR. : Santiago Black 1:30
3. AL DOBSON JR. : Kirton Street (Ruffy’s 3am Canavans Special) 4:50
4. AL DOBSON JR. : Kirton Street 0:49

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02.09.2014 House TechnoARTIST:Al Dobson Jr., Rhythm Section International Read more

Al Dobson Jr. – Sounds from the Village Vol.1

Artist: Al Dobson Jr.
Title Of Album: Sounds from the Village Vol.1
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: IZWID
Genre: Downtempo, Bass, Experimental
Quality: Flac
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 00:33:06
Total Size: 168 mb

Tracklist:
01. Garifuna (1:35)
02. Everybody (3:18)
03. Dunza Blues (4:14)
04. Maiysha (2:19)
05. Silvercrest (1:06)
06. Sensi Block (1:25)
07. South East Clicks (2:49)
08. Work Together (3:16)
09. Rain Down (1:33)
10. Tiger Dunza (1:36)
11. Inner City (1:11)
12. The Circle (1:48)
13. Everyday (1:35)
14. Tomorrow (3:46)
15. Obeah (1:27)

For the third instalment on Kutmah’s experimental IZWID imprint, south London DJ and producer Al Dobson Jr. creates a 15 track deep, exploration of soulful, tribal drums and abstract musical curation.

Otherworldly and nuanced beats re-imagine the score of the sampledelic funk tale. One that’s non-geographical but rather lost in loops, journeying through the time and space that exists within your headphones. Alternating between cosmic vocal rips and a myriad of loose, soul-infused beat tape-style sketches with its digital flourishes, “Sounds from the Village Vol. 1” sees the sunrise and sunset over a bohemian musical vista.

As with all of the output on IZWID, Kutmah’s hand drawn artwork brings to life the story of the release, revisiting a boundary-less and positive manifesto that reputes the tyranny of genre.