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ARTIST
CLARKE, GUSSIE
TITLE
Dubplate Style Raw Cuts
FORMAT
12"
LABEL
DIGIKILLER
CATALOG #
DKR 339EP
DKR 339EP
GENRE
REGGAE
RELEASE DATE
8/7/2026
"A little something out of the ordinary for DKR here, a four track dub 12" featuring one old and three new mixes, the latter done in excellent faithful fashion to the sound and Music Works dubplate style of their time.
Junior Moore
's 'Atlantis' is one of our favorite
Gussie
tunes, very underrated and under the radar. For the other three tracks, these are new mixes done from the original multi track tapes, in faithful style to the way they would have come on dubplate for sound systems, right out of Gussie's original Music Works studio on Slipe Road. If you like the spare, raw drum and bass style of the Taxi label, or the early '80s sound of Channel 1, these mixes will be right up your alley. These two early
Hopeton Lindo
roots tracks should be familiar to hardcore roots heads. The Pam Hall is another sleeper cut, a dark lovers take on the
Stylistics
' soul classic, which gets harder and moodier when stripped back like this -- indeed some raw rhythm cuts of this one were played by sounds like
Jah Shaka
."
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