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Congo Natty Big Dada Recordings Jungle Drum Bass 2013

Performer: Congo Natty
Genre: Electronic
Title: Jungle Revolution
Country: UK
Released: 31 May 2013
Style: Jungle, Drum n Bass
Label: Big Dada Recordings
Catalog Number: BDCD227
FLAC version ZIP size: 2016 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1897 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1572 mb
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 122

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Tracklist

1	Micro Chip (Say No) Bass [Live] – Fish Drums [Nyabinghi], Acoustic Guitar – Congo NattyFlute – Biscuit Lead Guitar – Redz , Robin Vocals – Kaya Fyah, Phoebe "Iron Dread" Hibbert, Rebel MCVocals [Additional] – Nanci Correia, Princess Lydia Tafari, Princess Trinity Tafari, The Jungle SisterzWritten-By – K.Tafari, M.Tafari, P.Hibbert	5:36
2	Nu Beginingz Guitar – Skip McDonaldVocals – Rebel MC, Sista MaryWritten-By – M.Lamont, M.Tafari	3:26
3	Jungle Souljah Drums [Nyabinghi] – Ras AsheberHorns – Dunc The TrumpLead Guitar – Steve FinnertyVocals – La La & The Boo Ya, Rebel MCWritten-By – M.Kean, M.Tafari	4:06
4	Jungle Is I And I (Congo Natty Meets Vital Elements Mix) Remix – Congo Natty, Vital ElementsRhythm Guitar – Skip McDonaldVocals – Lady Chann, Rebel MCVocals [Additional] – Junior Congo, Nanci Correia, Princess Lydia, Princess TrinityWritten-By – C.Williams, G.Warnock, M.Tafari	4:13
5	Get Ready Producer [Additional] – Serial Killaz Vocals – Daddy Freddy, Nanci Correia, Rebel MC, Tenor FlyWritten-By – M.Tafari, N.Weir, T.Cowan	5:22
6	London Dungeons (Congo Natty Meets Boyson And Crooks Mix) Bass [Live] – Fish Lead Guitar – Steve FinnertyRemix – Boyson & Crooks, Congo NattyVocals – Martha Kean, Rebel MCVocals [Additional] – Nanci CorreiaWritten-By – J.Boyson, M.Kean, M.Tafari, S.Crooks	5:20
7	Jah Warriors (Congo Natty Meets Vital Elements Mix) Bass [Live] – Raziel AmlakRemix – Congo Natty, Vital ElementsRhythm Guitar – Yared Colour CodeVocals – Junior Congo, Nanci Correia, Rebel MC, YT, Yosief TafariWritten-By – M.Hull, M.Tafari	4:47
8	Rebel Guitar – Skip McDonaldVocals – 2Nice, Rebel MCWritten-By – L.J.Blair, M.Tafari	4:27
9	UK Allstars (Congo Natty Meets Benny Page Mix) Remix – Benny Page, Congo NattyVocals – Daddy Freddy, General Levy, Rebel MC, Sweetie Irie, Tenor Fly, Tippa Irie, Top CatWritten-By – A.Codrington, A.Henry, D.Bent, F.Nelson, J.Sutter, M.Tafari, P.Levy	4:54
10	Revolution Drums [Live] – Quake Horns – Crispy HornsLead Guitar – Steve FinnertyLead Guitar, Melodica – Skip McDonaldVocals – Ras Buggsy, Nanci Correia, Phoebe "Iron Dread" Hibbert, Rebel MCWritten-By – M.Tafari, O.Chinangwa	4:57

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BDDNL227	Congo Natty	Jungle Revolution ‎(10xFile, FLAC, Album)	Big Dada Recordings	BDDNL227	UK	2013
BDCD227, BRBD227	Congo Natty	Jungle Revolution ‎(CD, Album)	Big Dada Recordings, Beat Records	BDCD227, BRBD227	Japan	2013
BD227	Congo Natty	Jungle Revolution ‎(2xLP, Album)	Big Dada Recordings	BD227	UK	2013
BDCD227P	Congo Natty	Jungle Revolution ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Big Dada Recordings	BDCD227P	UK	2013

Credits

Engineer [Additional Progamming And Engineering] – Graham Warnock, Jahkey Murder, Mathew Smyth, Greg Wizard
Management – Jim Gottlieb
Mastered By – Kevin Metcalfe
Mixed By – Adrian Sherwood
Photography By – Spencer Murphy
Producer, Mixed By – Congo Natty

Notes

℗&© Big Dada Recordings 2013

Track 4 features a sample of 'Baba Boom' performed by The Jamaicans and produced by Duke Reid, licenced courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Limited

Management by Jim Gottlieb, of Tuned Entertainment.

Comes in one-fold Digipak with 16-page booklet featuring credits, thanks, photos and liner notes by an uncredited author.

Barcodes

Barcode: 5 021392 232829
Label Code: LC-12885
Matrix / Runout: CA BDCD227P @ 03/20/13 06:41:47 AM
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L039
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1284

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Big Dada Recordings
Copyright (c) – Big Dada Recordings
Recorded At – Congo Natty Studios
Recorded At – Brixton Jamm Studios
Recorded At – Soundhouse Studios, UK
Mixed At – On-U Sound Studios
Mastered At – The Soundmasters
Lacquer Cut At – The Soundmasters
Published By – Just Isn't Music
Published By – Copyright Control
Published By – BMG Chrysalis
Designed At – Oscar & Ewan

Video

Micelhorav

How and why Michael is castigated for his music is beyond me.........this is music pure and simple, take it or leave it people, taste is flavour and flavour is personal taste: music is music, nuff sed, get real! Move forward to the future, we gain control through unity!

Utchanat

Well, all respect to the man for the bangers he released over the years, but this really isn't that good. Catchy vocoded-vocals over some generic drum pattern is just as far as it gets from a Jungle revolution. Might sound harsh, but there's a lot of quality newschool-jungle at the moment and this record sounds lightyears behind!

Nalaylewe

I've lost track with a lot of drum & bass since the mid 2000's, after being an obsessive collector since '94-2004 ('coz I couldn't mix to save my life!). But over the past year or so had been following a lot of small independent jungle revival labels on the likes of Soundcloud (especially those which are still pumping out the vinyl). In that 'outsider' time I had been picking up the odd D&B album or comp every now and then just to keep tabs on how the music was going, but seeing Congo Natty releasing through the Big Dada label immediately got my interest sparked again. I just got my CD copy through the post this morning and am listening as I write. It is playing of the exact formulae of Congo Natty's earlier albums, as in it features a mix of styles and tempos as opposed to being strictly jungle BPM. Dub reggae, ragga, downtempo jungle breaks, a smattering of UK hip hop and dubstep all sit comfortably with a large dose of jungle/drum & bass. The album is steeped in the Congo Natty label's Rastafarian philosophy by preaching love for all and rebelling against the evils of corporate greed and state oppression, as well as featuring an army of ragga, reggae and sound-system artists contributions.Anyone looking to hear a full-on drum & bass album will be disappointed, but for those who appreciate all forms of UK breakbeat and bass music with a heavy, vocal led influence, then this'll be a joy to hear. The message contained is far more worthy than that of money, clubs, and casual violence that commercial music tends to glamorise.Now that a through and through, original junglist is being granted an even wider outlet through having a larger labels promotion, it can only ensure that Congo Natty reaps the benefits for sticking to his roots.

lubov

Bang on review of the album, I think Michael gets short shrift when he expands universal music to the masses, I personally think Congo Natty is a positive force in music, respect!

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