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Dubhoppin; Inner B-Boy Skankz ---- VOL. 3 ---- by dj feva

dj feva on August 17, 2012 11:14

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    More hip hop reggae fire for the people!

    Been great to get so much positive feedback from the first two of these:
    Vol 1: Dj feva - dubhoppin; inner b-boy skankz vol 1 by dj feva
    Vol 2: dubhoppin; inner b-boy skankz ---- VOL. 2 ---- by dj feva by dj feva

    Once again, please spread a little love if you enjoy/download/rate this mix, some simple ways to do this are to leave a timed comment in the bar of the player, or favourite the track, follow me, like me on fb etc.

    Tracklist coming on mixcloud soon.

    Massive respect to all the artists and remixers of Soundcloud who's tracks I've used on this mix. Please check out the links to the originals and show some love there too.

    There's so much dope music out there combining elements of hip hop with different Jamaican styles and it's not really surprising as these are two musical genres that are intrinsically linked, sharing rhythmical roots in Africa and both heavily influenced by American Blues, Jazz and Soul.

    Kool Herc took the Jamaican sound system concept to New York in the late 70s and helped create hip hop, often from funk records with lyrics that echoed the revolutionary message of rasta.

    The creative recycling process of dub music can be closely compared with the tradition of sampling, and emceeing and rapping aren't really so different from a dancehall dj toasting.

    Significantly,both styles reflect a culture that is all about rising above oppression and sufferation.

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