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XRP 2312CD
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RELEASE DATE: 11/24/2023
The album opens with the eponymous explosive track "Step Up" featuring veteran Jamaican deejay Joseph Cotton and British drum and bass MC Bellyman, author of the successful YouTube video series Carz Barz. Among the artists of the British underground musical scene, reggae/soul genius Liam Bailey has been invited on the pop-infused digital reggae track "Enough," which will delight the lovers of soulful reggae. Manudigital also reminds us reggae has always be his first love and, after having produced Alborosie and Protoje's hit "Strolling" a few years ago, he proposed the Sicilian MC to collaborate with Jamaican artist Yami Bolo on the track "Reggae Music and Love." A big tune built upon a classic digital riddim in the Jamaican way, a catchy chorus carried by the high voice of Yami Bolo and the legendary flow of Alborosie of the verses. Cult band Asian Dub Foundation's singer Ghetto Priest takes also part of the project with "Rasta Corner", MC Caporal Negus joins Manudigital on "Dub and Bass" and on tour, and Jolly Joseph sings on "The world is Hell" for the reggae dub tracks of the album. In terms of surprises, Manudigital takes pleasure in inviting benchmark artists in each musical genres, walking through lo-fi hip-hop's path with the Dancehall President aka Skarra Mucci on "Fi Di Youths," Baile Funk with Punjabi-American rapper Alo Wala and their song "Love on Tap" or even Afrobeat with Dynamq for the last song "Piki Piki." Finally, whereas Manudigital will soon celebrate his career 10th anniversary and as his name resonates in sound systems from all over the world, we appreciate each risk taken and each nod to reggae culture, wondering what his next shape will be.
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PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 11/24/2023
LP version. The album opens with the eponymous explosive track "Step Up" featuring veteran Jamaican deejay Joseph Cotton and British drum and bass MC Bellyman, author of the successful YouTube video series Carz Barz. Among the artists of the British underground musical scene, reggae/soul genius Liam Bailey has been invited on the pop-infused digital reggae track "Enough," which will delight the lovers of soulful reggae. Manudigital also reminds us reggae has always be his first love and, after having produced Alborosie and Protoje's hit "Strolling" a few years ago, he proposed the Sicilian MC to collaborate with Jamaican artist Yami Bolo on the track "Reggae Music and Love." A big tune built upon a classic digital riddim in the Jamaican way, a catchy chorus carried by the high voice of Yami Bolo and the legendary flow of Alborosie of the verses. Cult band Asian Dub Foundation's singer Ghetto Priest takes also part of the project with "Rasta Corner", MC Caporal Negus joins Manudigital on "Dub and Bass" and on tour, and Jolly Joseph sings on "The world is Hell" for the reggae dub tracks of the album. In terms of surprises, Manudigital takes pleasure in inviting benchmark artists in each musical genres, walking through lo-fi hip-hop's path with the Dancehall President aka Skarra Mucci on "Fi Di Youths," Baile Funk with Punjabi-American rapper Alo Wala and their song "Love on Tap" or even Afrobeat with Dynamq for the last song "Piki Piki." Finally, whereas Manudigital will soon celebrate his career 10th anniversary and as his name resonates in sound systems from all over the world, we appreciate each risk taken and each nod to reggae culture, wondering what his next shape will be.
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Double LP version. Always making reggae digital his signature, Manudigital delivers with Bass Attack an album cut for the live show, in which he does not hesitate to explore new styles between dub and bass music. There are explosive collaborations with veteran MCs such as General Degree, Red Fox,and Junior Cat, as well as the inevitable Skarra Mucci, Solo Banton, Soom T and Cali P, Frenchman Taiwan MC and Panda Dub or the English drum-n-bass pioneer, Ed Solo. Manudigital, the unstoppable beat-maker, hits hard with this new album!
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Always making reggae digital his signature, Manudigital delivers with Bass Attack an album cut for the live show, in which he does not hesitate to explore new styles between dub and bass music. There are explosive collaborations with veteran MCs such as General Degree, Red Fox,and Junior Cat, as well as the inevitable Skarra Mucci, Solo Banton, Soom T and Cali P, Frenchman Taiwan MC and Panda Dub or the English drum-n-bass pioneer, Ed Solo. Manudigital, the unstoppable beat-maker, hits hard with this new album!
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Manudigital, the famous French beatmaker, presents for the very first vinyl issue of a selection of his famous Digital Session. In this series of videos that have more than 10 million views on YouTube, Manudigital invites renowned artists to put their voice on a riddim he plays with the mythical "Sleng Teng Keyboard" (Casio MT40). Last year, Manudigital put its camera on the streets of Kingston, Mexico or Trinidad & Tobago, to record each time some Digital Session with key artists such as Queen Omega, General Degree, King Kong, Derrick Parker, and many others. This vinyl, the first volume of the series, brings together a selection from the famous Digital Kingston Session. Also features King Everald, Pad Anthony, and Cali P.
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Last part of the Digital Lab from Manudigital, and not least, since recorded with the talented Marina P for a tasty and surprising EP! After two first volumes in a traditional digital style perfectly suited to his guests George Palmer and Peter Youthman, Manudigital unveils a new facet of his music to welcome Marina P on the third EP of the Digital Lab series.
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The famous riddim maker Manudigital presents his first album entitled Digital Pixel. He's a composer, but also a musician, who has officiated as bassist in groups like Babylon Circus or Biga*Ranx with whom he has traveled the world and the biggest scenes of Europe. He has produced riddims for many different artists like Al-Borosie, Sizzla, General Levy, Agent Sasco, Lieutenant Stitchie, Papa Michigan, Queen Omega, and many more... With Digital Pixel, he offers a rich and varied album on a modern reggae tinted with digital sounds and bass music, with a huge casting: Soom T, Jamalski, Joseph Cotton, Flavia Coelho, Danakil, Bazil, Taiwan MC, King Kong, George Palmer, Flavia Coelho, Don Camilo, Peter Youthman, Blundetto & Errol Dunkley, Marina P, and Sara Lugo.
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Riddim maker, bass player, and producer specializing in digital reggae, Manudigital has been involved in reggae music for more than 15 years now, and has worked with many artists such as Alborosie, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Biga Ranx, and Babylon Circus. Manu's various web series (Digital Sessions, Back Inna Days) are being shared worldwide across social media, inspiring new fans every day. In 2016, he released his first solo album Digital Pixel and went on a tour of more than 80 gigs across France and Europe. For this brand new release, the beatmaker has teamed up with Jamaican veteran DJ legend and close friend, Joseph Cotton, to make a record in the pure tradition of the digital reggae golden era. Features Anthony Malvo and King Kong.
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