Last TruthTown's uploads https://talawa.fr/images/logo_mail.png Sat, 20 Apr 2024 14:59:06 +0200 Samira, Tibal & Victa https://talawa.fr/feed/atom/profile/TruthTown Talawa https://talawa.fr/media/truthtown-label-general-penitentiary-ep--e67tB Tue, 27 Sep 2016 22:24:48 +0200 TruthTown Audio > Production
This new rhythm is based on Sly & Robbie and Black Uhuru’s “General Penitentiary” song, originally released in 1979.

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Total size : 7.03 MB • Total length : 0:15:20]]> https://talawa.fr/media/move-the-barriers-riddim-YIXKq Tue, 02 Sep 2014 20:26:18 +0200 TruthTown Audio > Production
This song was originally composed by an unnamed vocal trio who performed it in a Jack Ruby audition as can be seen in the “Deeper Roots” documentary (Part 6 “Ghetto Riddims”), which was directed and produced by Howard Jonhson, narrated by Michael “Mikey Dread” Campbell & filmed in 1983 in Jamaica.

Riddim composed by David González & Gorka Hoyos

Lyrics adapted by Truthtown and Earl Daley (aka Earl 16).

Riddim recorded @ Truthtown Studio (Donostia, Basque Country, 2013)

Mixed & dubbed by Roberto Sánchez @ A Lone Ark Muzik Studio Cueto (Santander) on February & May 2014.

Mastered by Ibon Larruzea @ Euridia Studio (Bilbao) on June 2014.

Contact&distribution.
contact@truthtown.info
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Total size : 8.72 MB • Total length : 0:09:29]]> https://talawa.fr/media/steppin-my-ganja-riddim-eTnPy Tue, 21 Jun 2011 17:27:52 +0200 TruthTown Audio > Production Category : Audio > Production
Total size : 6.61 MB • Total length : 0:07:13]]> https://talawa.fr/media/truthtown-presents-steppin-my-ganja-new--3C5r6 Mon, 20 Jun 2011 22:19:17 +0200 TruthTown Video > Session video
We are proud to present the kick-off release for this brand new independent label, featuring the classic “Smoking My Ganja” riddim, originally written & composed in the 70’s by the well known roots reggae band Capital Letters, inna hard UK steppa stylee for this time.

On side A, the listener will find an extended version of “Chemical Food” by the great singer, musician & producer Roberto Sánchez, owner of A-Lone Ark Muzik Studio, in Santander (Spain). The lyrics fight against the new fashion way of food productions, which is no less than another proved fact of the violence that capitalism puts into our lives.

Continuing with this same subject, on the other side, US deejay Ranking Forrest brings you the toaster effort: “Give Me Ital Stew”. Rait?? Ras Telford closes this release with his sweet and inspiring melodica version, “Sounds Of Deva”.

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