{"id":39823,"date":"2013-11-05T15:40:56","date_gmt":"2013-11-05T23:40:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/juicemagazine.com\/home\/?p=39823"},"modified":"2013-10-27T15:41:33","modified_gmt":"2013-10-27T22:41:33","slug":"kulcha-shok-muzik","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/juicemagazine.com\/home\/kulcha-shok-muzik\/","title":{"rendered":"Kulcha Shok Muzik"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Kulcha Shok Muzik has officially released their newest music production called\u00a0Reggae Kulcha Volume 1<\/i><\/b>… with tracks hand picked by longtime radio, TV presenter & artistic DJ Lance-O,\u00a0founder of Kulcha Shok Muzik.\u00a0<\/i><\/p>\n

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It’s been nearly 10 years since Kulcha Shok has had a new release. In that time, it’s been a lot of promotions, DJing & hosting events. The camp has come across great talent, and this is what the new compilation series ‘Reggae Kulcha’ is all about. These hidden gems have been discovered during the production hiatus, namely\u00a0Hor!zen, First Hit, Roots Underground, Bobby Hustle, I Nesta, Predator Dub Assassins, and Barry & the Penetrators<\/b>.\u00a0Arise Roots<\/b>\u00a0and House of David Gang<\/b>\u00a0came as a result of this compilation and seeking new music.\u00a0Natty Remo<\/b>\u00a0is the only one Kulcha Shok knew and had worked with before both the hiatus & ‘Reggae Kulcha.’ In fact, Kulcha Shok produced his first album\u00a0Babylon Fall<\/i>.<\/p>\n

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The album opens with a band that will be the next big thing on the festival circuit,\u00a0Jahfe<\/b>. A band comprised of three Haitians, a South African, a Spainard, an American punk rock guitarist, a Colombian bass player that’s barely old enough to get in the venues he plays, and two horn players from the University of Miami School of Jazz, who now call Miami home and share their living experience in Miami with\u00a0Miami Vice<\/i>. Miami’s hardest working band\u00a0Innasense<\/b>\u00a0fronted by singer\/songwriter\/keyboardist Jimi Dred and Jamiacan DJ Prince Patrick offer up the sweet ‘Another Man.’\u00a0Rootz Underground<\/b>\u00a0has contributed an unreleased remix of their song ‘Rain’ featuring\u00a0Sherita Lewis<\/b>. There’s even a video for this song and unavailable until now.<\/p>\n

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Bobby Hustle<\/b>\u00a0is one artist Kulcha Shok feels will ‘bust.’ Hustle has graced the new Kulcha Shok riddim called ‘Strength’ with ‘Break Bread’ and also on the riddim is\u00a0Natty Remo<\/b>\u00a0with ‘It Is Alright.’ The album then goes a little rock with\u00a0First Hit<\/b>‘s ‘Peace Of Mind.’ The 70’s are visited with the style of\u00a0House Of David Gang<\/b>\u00a0on ‘Good To Be Loved.’ It reminds you of the vocal groups of the golden era of reggae.<\/p>\n

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Reggae Kulcha Volume 1\u00a0<\/i><\/b>embraces the different languages of reggae with an artist that has over 2 million views on YouTube for his song ‘Ella Busca.’ Are we awake yet?\u00a0 And this track is a bit dancehallish because of tempo. It’s\u00a0I Nesta<\/b>\u00a0featuring\u00a0Muoses<\/b>\u00a0with the\u00a0song ‘Ella Busca,’ which means she’s searching or looking for.\u00a0Hor!zen<\/b>\u00a0has been around for nearly ten years, and I am very surprised they have never been signed. Their music and shows are very strong. Their song ‘Youths Dem Ball’ is one their strongest and nearly that on the album too.<\/p>\n

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Songwriter P-Dub of\u00a0Predator Dub Assassins<\/b>\u00a0has written songs for Akon and Maxi Priest, just to name a few. On\u00a0Reggae Kulcha Volume 1<\/i><\/b>,\u00a0<\/i>his best song is ‘Come Back Down.’ More reggae rock finishes out the album with\u00a0Arise Roots<\/b>, who put out a great brand new album, contributed the last song to make the album with ‘Hit The Ground Running’ and is very relevant to today’s living. Lastly, the album ends with a party, ‘Reggae Party’ from the un-elected, unofficial mayor of Belmar, NJ, Barry Peterson of\u00a0Barry & the Penetrators<\/b>.<\/p>\n

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Reggae Kulcha Volume 1\u00a0<\/i><\/b>is the first in a series to expose listeners to good reggae music. By reggae music, Kulcha Shok means anything that is reggae, a derivative of reggae or highly influenced by reggae. The approach is very open & worldly. All tracks are hand picked by\u00a0Lance-O<\/b>, who has been a radio, TV presenter and artistic DJ in his own right since 1985, which has been pretty much his whole life.\u00a0 Lance-O has dedicated his life to reggae music and started Kulcha Shok to take reggae to the next level.<\/p>\n

Order<\/b>:\u00a0\u00a0http:\/\/www.seeofsound.com\/p.php?s=KSM005<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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