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384MB of authentic Jamaican vocal samples featuring Lone Ranger, Nigger Kojak, Trinity, Prince Jazzbo & Jr Tiger as well as Don Goliath himself
$37.00
1582
12 Nov 12
12 Nov 12
2
Intros, verses, choruses, backing vocals & harmonies arranged into five full tracks plus a useful collection of ready chopped shouts & phrases
$37.00
1802
17 Apr 13
17 Apr 13
3
Authentic Jamaican style vocal samples at 136 & 140bpm from Don Goliath plus Jr Tiger, Seamus, Ibel, Clarity and Talliss Ites
$37.00
1659
14 Jan 13
14 Jan 13
4
602 MB of intros, verses, choruses, backing vocals & harmonies arranged into 5 full tracks plus a useful collection of ready chopped shouts & phrases
$37.00
2044
03 Sep 13
03 Sep 13
5
Intros, verses, choruses, backing vocals & harmonies arranged into five full tracks plus ready chopped shouts & phrases
$37.00
2367
24 Feb 14
24 Feb 14
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More Jamaican vocal stems from Don Goliath and also featuring the voices of U Roy, Dillinger, Camouflage, Jnr Cat and Jnr Tiger
$37.00
1948
02 Jul 13
02 Jul 13
10
Review: West country troubadour Jamie Irie gets lively with Jamaican contemporary Don Goliath. The original is a digi-dancehall rump-shaker as the singers go toe-to-toe, chiming and harmonising over the busy synthetic beats. Junglists should jump on the remix as DJ Vapour turbo charges the stems with mechanical breakbeat magic and a low end texture so gully four seagulls die every time you play it.
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SAYSELL 010
11 Nov 15
11 Nov 15
17
Review: German dub maestro Goliath is a machine; dishing up collections on a currently weekly basis, his unique version-heavy approach ensures all dub heads are considered across each presentation. Four cuts in total; each one comes in original, dub, riddim and melodica form allowing for some really exciting DJ creativity. Highlights include the stark, swaggering drama and autotune mastery of "Bloody Money", the unbridled positivity and rampant rushes of "Hail Up Jah" and the more sorrowful, meditative vibes of "Kill A Sound". As proved by previous collections, very few artists unite dub heritage with contemporary production techniques as successfully as Don Goliath. Essential.
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RDR 014
18 Oct 13
18 Oct 13
18
Review: Goliath's dot-joining "Rootsstep" series continues to pick up momentum. Fusing roots reggae, dub version culture and modern dubstep production techniques, each cut is an instant history lesson and a reminder that dubstep doesn't have to be all bro-ish and screamy. As with previous editions in the series, each track comes with four different presentations, making for some really cool creative DJ play. Highlights include the mournful melodica laments on "Anything Fi Jah" and the subtle way the autotune adds emphasis to the emotions on "Praise Di Fada".
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RDR 013
11 Oct 13
11 Oct 13
20
Review: Don Goliath is back with his next chapter of the Rootstep compilations - a project reserved primarily to the ragga-fuelled end of the dubstep circuit, much like the jungle counterparts back in the early '90s. As per usual, it's a weighty sixteen plates of sound, this time featuring the different cuts of "Mi Bredda Dead", "Nah Like Police", "Rock & Come On" and "Sing Unto Jah" - all consisting of dubs, melodicas and instrumental mixes.
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RDR 005
01 Aug 13
01 Aug 13
34
Review: Four tracks, four versions... German reggae singer Don Goliath has unleashed yet another exciting collection of contemporary dub that promises to suit all tastes and provide some great creative potential for DJ creativity. Highlights include the naked bass warbles of "Bun Dem Money", the tripped out subversion of Dawn Penn's "No No No" on "Dem Nah Know Jah" and the epic evangelistic reverberations of "Wadada".
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RDR 009
19 Aug 13
19 Aug 13
