JAH ARMY recommends:

Fitta Warri: "Sababa Vibes"
His angry and powerful voice sounds like a young Capleton, his live shows are vibrant and impressive. This is the debut of a very promising artist who also cut heavy tracks with UK-Dub pioneers Zion Train. The 17 conscious dancehall tunes are strong as is Fitta's voice, but the production lacks a lot of transparency and features too many keyboard- and evidently programmed sounds and some rather mediocre background vocals. But never mind: Let this man meet Bobby Digital or Don Corleone and he will mash up the scene!

available @ Liontribe

"Solid Ground"-Riddim feat. Fantan Mojah, Perfect, Jennifer Barrett, Luciano, Natural Black
Again the Addis Crew laid a timeless riddim. Too bad it's still sort of an insiders' tip. Not only the heartfelt bridge and a stunning saxophone-line have got what it takes to make "Solid Ground" a veritable classic. Not to mention the wicked snare on the One-Drop. Additionally, all singers give their very best and make every tune a unique one. Really hard to pick a favourite but after all: you ain't got to!

available @: www.addis.ch

Webcam HiFi: "Choose Your Friends" - Madu & "War In The Streets" Kenny Knots (10 inch)
Vibronics' Madu kicks of the first tune on the first release of Webcam Hifi's own label "Tube Dub Sounds Records". A warm, mellow and deep tune in perfect UK Dub tradition (even pressed by Jah Tubby's!), advising you to "choose your friends wisely". A bit rougher is Kenny Knots' "War In The Streets", not a heavy, but a rather contemplative steppers tune. Both tunes come with wobbly versions and we are looking forward to more UK Dub outta France!

available @: www.webcamhi-fi.com

"Heat Riddim" Selection feat. Mark Wonder, Daddy Rings, Chezidek, Turbulence
Geneva-based producers Restless Mashaits come up with a one-drop-riddim of pure niceness. Mellow, but catchy and vibrant with a message, this is meant to bring some niceness inna di dancehall. Strick'ly Roots & Culture with fresh and strong singers!

available @: www.addis.ch

Natural Black: "World War"
Born in French Guyana, Natural Black came to Jamaica following his love to Reggae music. This is his third album containing 10 modern roots singles on classic riddims like "Tribal War" or "Money in my Pocket" and one tune inna guyanese stylee. With a voice between Buju & Anthony B, musicians such as the Firehouse Crew & Sly Dunbar and producers like Dalton Brownie - this is original!

available @: lionrootsrecords@yahoo.fr

Jah Mason: "Most Royal"
Produced by Jah Warrior, with backing vocals and percussions of Disciples' Jonah Dan, this one is a true roots & culture gem. A pumping bass, majestic brass and the voice and the heart of one of the most promising and spiritual artistes from Jamaica.
Most Royal - indeed!

available @: www.jahwarrior.com

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