Da ragga time is here!

Directly from the central Italy, straight from Rome, an explosive album with classic reggae-raggamuffin style merged with electro and dance sounds. And a little tribute to The Queens.

Bla Bla, the opening and titletrack, together with Mi Promote Marjuana, Romanamour and Sing a Song are a classic reggae – dub tracks, with fat bassline and classic reggae sounds.

Cucina Casareccia (Pasta all’ova version) is maybe the most funny track of the Baracca Sound’s album, the argument is about the handmade typical italian cuisine and foods.

Ragamuffin starts with a little tribute to We Are The Champion by The Queens. Even if the Queens reprise is not so good inside the track, the groove with the fat voice is a good.

Atollo is the most happy and with a sunny character track, you’ll see the sea, the sun, pretty guys and girls play on the beach in the meanwhile you’re drinking your preferred cocktail.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

Nice play guys. This 2008 remix edition is a good massive sound release, better expressed through their reggae-dub attitude and soul.

14 tracks with a fat sound, good arrangements and performance, On Verra Plus Tard is considered the real first album by the band itself, including the bonus track Uniform Reggae Mix 6, with and original real roots dub sound.

Pain Of Life and Give Me A Sign could be peacefully considered the most “commercial” tracks of the entire work, with their fast groove and easy listening.

If you wish the real roots sound, don’t miss No More Fighting, There Is A Place, Comme Luise & Thelma, Promenons Nous Dans Les Bois, I’ll Be There (with a good dub influence) and the bonus track.

Dear Lady is something special, an intensive slow-ballad song perfectly performed, with a very fat and present bassline and good guitar riff.

In truth, we don’t really love the “rock” tracks, except Barfly.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

If you are a DJ, and especially a rave and party one, you’ll really like this production. High quality electronic dub jungle acid techno work. Tracks that contain pure adrenalin.

The good job is a well-made mix of old-style techno sound (303 bass line, 808 and 909 drum kit, and so on) with a more recent synth style.

So, if you want to dive into dub, get the title track Play It Some More, Melodies, Theremint and, of course, Chromatic Dub. Then pass to the jungle side with Yahla Jungle and Jungle Acid.

If you like drum ‘n’ bass, check the powerful All Your Bass.

Take a preview on Jamendo: