Tag Archives: Maffi
Jun
PUPAJIM JTR09 After the (now hard to find) “I Am A Robot“- Maffi-7inch from 2010 busybody Pupajim finally returns to our favourite brew of simple digital riddims with two large and indestructable dancehall anthems, “Double Lock” and “Trouble Again”. Usually a highly collectible series of 7inches, this is the first ever Maffi-12″ (!), coming – in true Firehouse style – with some rather riveting and righteously ruckus-causing dubs by disrupt. No post found
“Double Lock /
Trouble Again”
release date: 20.06.2011
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Sep
Solo Banton
“No / Dancehall Nice Again”
JTR7-07 / JTR7-08
release date: 28.10.2010
2 x 7″ vinyl, digital
After his timeless smasher “Talk To Me” (on Maffi-7″ JTR7-02) Solo Banton is back big time with two bass-charged dancehall bombs, ready to win hearts, minds and any sound clash with ease.
“No” is one of those rare and highly inspiring all-out statements that has the power to change anybody’s life into that of a Jedi knight instantly, delivered with enough straightforward energy to make sure every single line strikes home as another nail in the lid of the system’s coffin. A Rootah refix of the track already appeared on the recent “Jahtarian Dubbers Vol. 2” compilation.
For “Dancehall Nice Again” Solo Banton teams up with singer and brother-in-arms Trevor Irie on a deadly Maffi killer that should give any club safety inspector a heart attack. A 100% vibes-powered space rocket that won’t miss it’s aim, destined to detonate right on the decks.
The explosives come ready-to-DJ as a handy two disc set with each of the Dubs pressed on the other 7″, thus making mixing vocal cut and version xtra easy without the need of buying two of the same copies.
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Feb
PUPAJIM
“I Am A Robot”
JTR7-06
release date: 24.02.2010
7″ vinyl, digital
This relentless 7″ module by the man called Pupajim – our fave robot model of French fabrication – is number five in the ultra-collectible series programmed by the Maffi scientists. With one of the most unique vocal styles of our space age Pupajim short-wires classic Reggae sockets here with a genuine sound chip of his own design to execute the Dub-A-Dub source code with the easy flick of a mechanical wrist.
On side B Jahtari main electrician disrupt is taking a close look into the strippped down Maffi schematics, kicking it only with a minimum set of transistors to leave enough space for other MC-bots.
If good Ganja weed is also your favourite kind of electricity then this cute circuit-bent wax might shift the gear in your hips to DANCE MODE instantly while stimulating the nerdy side of your brain.
Run this program:
10 DUB
20 A
30 GOTO 10
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Oct
HOPETON LINDO
“Rude Boy”
JTR7-05
release date: 24.10.2009
7″ vinyl, digital
Maffi 7″-missile number four is ready to hit, this time with Mr. Hopeton Lindo on the mic, the man who’s responsible for one of the 80s-digital-alltime classics (“Territory”), who co-wrote Shabba Ranks’ “Mr. Loverman” – and who blows the most deadly whistle south of Shinehead.
“Rude Boy” epically unfolds over an ultra-spooky Maffi riddim, creating a haunting atmosphere unheard on a floor before. Hopeton is driving the messagge home like a bullet between ghostly synths, brutal snares and a hypnotic low end loop. Play this one out at the windswept street corners of your inner city concrete jungles.
Mastering by Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.
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Jan
SOLO BANTON
“Talk To Me”
JTR7-02
release date: 09.01.2009
7″ vinyl, digital
The second cut in our 7″ series based on the rough 80ies-Casio-riddim niceness of the Maffi producers from Copenhagen is pure floor dynamite: “Talk To Me ” by MC and sound man veteran Solo Banton hailing from the Realityshock Crew outta Reading / UK. The ultra-raw bassline, driven forward by the in-your-face drum machine beats, with Solo’s massive vocal action on top – somewhere between Prince Far I at his best and Burru Banton on fire – is asking for lots of rewinds. disrupt version on B.
Mastering by Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.
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Oct
MIKEY MURKA
“Downpressor Man”
JTR7-01
release date: 24.10.2008
7″ vinyl, digital
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The first cut in our 7″ series based on the rough 80ies-Casio-riddim niceness of the Maffi producers from Copenhagen is a dancehall scorcher galore: “Downpressor Man” by Unity legend Mikey Murka. Ultra-heavy drum action, pumped up to maximum goodness by these special raw basslines and machine skanks, will aim straight for the heart of any floor. disrupt version on B.
Mastering by Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.
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