Description : Ska bands like The Specials, Madness, The Beat, The Selector and Bad Manners all carried horns, the music was fun and live these bands were a great night out. After buying all the ska I could from these above bands I started looking back to the 60's ska bands Prince Buster, The Skatalites and Jimmy Cliff to name a few. So I felt why not try to capture that flavour and fun for all to enjoy. If you have any constructive comments on any aspect of this song please feel free to express them. I have decided from here on in I'm trying to reach perfection for each song/track. I hope you enjoy the first of few ska songs I will be loading over the next week. I thank you all in advance for taking the time to listen. All instruments and vocals Slap J, drums and percussion Sonic foundry. Cheers Slap...
Loved it! Hoorah. takes me back to my teen youth. Anyhow I'm no expert but I think if you punctuate your words more like the greats, I'll feel more in the era. You know what I'm saying? Spit the words into the mic. Actually I think(no criticism intended) that you should sing 1 octave lower. well maybe, I loved it anyway. excellent.
Well I'm dropping in to taste the skank ....and it's mighty fine....I think this is a marvellous example of where an Artist has actually chosen to go back to one of his periods and revisit the experience..the results are spectacular to say the least...it's as if Picasso decided to plunge again into his wonderful 'Blue' era...and share his accumulated experiences yet again but with a manifestly superior technique and intent...Not only does this music represent a watershed of popular performance based bands but also an indicator as to how consummate your grip on the whole musical experience has become....Your work has all the hallmarks from the ground up.....It's Art....cheers dave :)
Description : Sincere apologies for this nonsense. Started out as a home school project with the kids but they refused to sing or write lyrics so had to use bastardised nursery rhymes.
Description : This is the 1st cover of Big Audio Dynamite i done in collaboration with a friend who live in england. We both fan of the band so we decided to do a challenge and produce a serie of covers. we done 4 in one month. each track got it proper video check my youtube channel indiegroundvid
Description : At the beginning i wanted to work on a dub sound and finally i slided towards a ska sound... may be because i listened recently one of my laurel aitken records? lol
i'm waiting for your criticisms and i'm not against a collab why not!