Description : My last track in this genre for the moment, i hope you will find it great! i hope too you will share your feeling about it :)
Funk and soul are near of the ska genre so you will find some influences in this track of course :)
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Never heard of this genre before so this is my first time hearing it. Thanks to sweetcherries i've some sort of information and man this is so chill and relaxing those Jamaican chant is just gorgeous join by raggae flair is just!!! Ahhhh. Anyways continue what your doin Bleep.
WOWWWW!! and WOW! again, well I have heard it all now. BLEEP, you are a genuine and very talented producer of some of the most remarkable music genres. If I'm not mistaken "Ska" originated in Jamaica, in late 50's if I'm not mistaken but in any case I have always been a fan of it and truly, I have heard no one here do it better than you, so thank you, for reviving and bringing it to life here...EXCELLENT!! Work! from beginning to end. Bravo!
Hello sweety and thanks a lot for your kind words, it's a pleasure to read your feedback :)
Of course, you're right, Ska genre come from jamaica in the 50's. A lot of bands made hits and actually you have a bask band whose name is Ska-p and which is really popular in the bask country, in france and in europe too i think.
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Faved.
Of course, you're right, Ska genre come from jamaica in the 50's. A lot of bands made hits and actually you have a bask band whose name is Ska-p and which is really popular in the bask country, in france and in europe too i think.
kisses from france
Bleep