If you like dub and you like an energy shaker, you found the album for you!

Mix A Dub is an eclectic work from Dubamix, with various influences like drum & bass, hard techno drums, a little bit of patchanka and so on.

Acting Dub is a classical dub with indian influence by the lead sitar. Vocals are samples from france television and a dubby man vocal.

Blending two different styles, we encounter the second track: a well done tango-dub experiment called… Tango. We like it very much. And we really appreciate also CESECA, an evolution from dub to patchanka, and Dvordub, a dubby rap track, with a funny sample surprise.

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A marvellous example of greate singers and greate musicians mixed in a explosive album.

CraZyH et Djézinho are artists famous because of their vocal improvvisations during live performances.

The athmospher of this album is a concept of a trip inside of the night time world.

Naferone, first song, it’s really a little jewel: vocally pressing and greate rhythm!

In Shak’um, second track, you will find morrocco sonorities mixed with electronic music, tribal percussions and raggae voice.

Sweet, romantic and very well played and sang Wouan dè, track number five.

We really like Ka’lyn Loj, track eight, because of it’s sound absolutely groovy and an incredible vocal part: crazy!

An album that you must discover!

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Really remarkable job for a band, composed by two italian musicians, that is active from the distant 1990.

Smart mix of many different kind of sounds, this album gives you the sensation of a long trip all around a world made of different rhythms, exotic musical instruments and magnetic voices.

A sophisticated ensemble of experience, creativity and a elegant making up!

For example, listening Riding the dune, second track, from the first second of the song you will find Moroccan sonorities mixed with a piano and a groovy rhythm.

Exquisitely electronic, My home in the sky, the fourth track, is too relaxing.

Nice groove in Ulica, track number five, where the arabic atmosphere is mixed with electronic and funky sounds .

A bonzo voice start track number six, Grape of grace, that includes the traditional far-east gong and that seems a buddhist sutra with an electronic subsound.

Deva dasis, track eight, certainly can reminds you indians instrumets mixed with very well played drums.

So let you ears be involved in this glamouros album.

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An album for who don’t take life too seriously!

This four artists band is difficoult to pigeonhole, because of all the different gendre of music inside of this album.

Not only reggae, but also trumpets, percussions, africans sonorities and more!

Graden Tree maybe it’s the most reggae song of the album, slow and relaxing.

Dancehall Madness, track numeber seven, it’s really funny: great sound, pressing rhythm, nice swing!

Happy New Year and Running With Rockets makes you fell a little bit of rock by the scraped voice of the performer.

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Simply astonishing this album.

This group from Stockholm fuse together numberless styles of music: from metal to jazz, from liric to gipsy.

It’s really incredible how do thei are able to compose strange songs, perfectly harmonious, setting together so differents instrumets, so differents sounds took from several countryes in the world.

The 5th song D’angelo, for example, is partially sang in italian by a soprano:  can really give you a shiver along you back!

Gipsy and metal guitars are sometimes played together, in a strange and extraordinary alchemy.

This album want to teel you a story, an epic and obscure story: are you ready to listen it?

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16 free tracks from various dance labels and DJs all around the world.

About 2 hours of house music, with contamination by various genres like tribal and afrobeat, progressive techno and hypnotic sounds. If you like to dance or you are a DJ, you can’t miss it.

The download is free, but you have to register and then sign in, before get it.

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We choosed this album from Ben because we feel it the best and mellow production he made. “Best” is a way to define an album that result more complete, various and well performed than the others we listened. Of course the last one “Arabica” is a good production as well.

Even if all of this volume is pretty good, we have some preference of course!

Jendouba vs. N Khemir is a classic house track with chillout sound, Tabarka and Megrine Chill vs. W. Cherif are the ones with the most involving groove. Carthago is simply amazing: a classic example of real instrumental chillout track, with a main line of acoustic guitar, piano, percussions and a perfect acoustic guitar solo. You really love.

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This is the perfect music to throw out every toxine you have inside your body! Move. Move. Move. And dance.

Jamaican sounds, african tribal vibes mixed with a powerful house music.

If you are a fan of house music, this album is for you.

The best tracks I found on it are Hi-Fi African Drums, the title track that is really absorbing; Synchro System Club with a great groove, percussion and funky guitars, and Cloacking with its bassline and whistle sound.

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