Album US 2008 on BSTRD Boots label
Electronic, Hip-Hop/Rap, Reggae and Latin (Breaks, Dub, Cut-up/DJ)
"Searching for Stalag" takes a Border Crossing tune ("Searching for Mr. Manuva") with the Stalag 17 riddim. "Fresh Prince of Babylon" takes the intro to Byron Lee & The Dragonaires "Who Dunnit". "Pity the Dub" takes Tanya Stephens singing "It's a Pity" over an original dubstep rhythm from Planet Mu's Tom Burbank. The Carlito Latin Headset takes Ray Baretto's "Bantu, " giving it a wee bump with Lighting Head's (aka Biggabush) "2nd Line Stomp" - all topped off with a drum break exclusively laid down by Modest Mouse's Jeremiah Green. "Juana Tijuana" is a re-edit of San Diego Latin Jazz Band Agua Dulce. "Rebel" features a Seu Jorge melody from The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou soundtrack.
![]() | Dub Traffik Control , album by |
![]() | Jeremiah Green dr, *1977 US percussion, drums |
![]() | Don Carlos voc, bvoc, *1952 JM vocals |
Tom Burbank producer |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Searching For Stalag | Dub Traffik Control | 5:42 | |
2 | The Fresh Prince Of Babylon | Dub Traffik Control | 4:21 | |
3 | Pity The Dub | Dub Traffik Control | 4:35 | |
4 | Bantu | Dub Traffik Control | 4:34 | |
5 | Juana Tijuana | Dub Traffik Control | 4:55 | |
6 | Rebel | Dub Traffik Control | 3:53 |