Interpret:
Turbulence
Label:
Charm
EAN:
0649035309520
Medium:
1 CD
Sprache:
Englisch
Verzeichnis:
1 : Go And Tell The World
2 : Bad In The Past
3 : Life Over Death
4 : Music Is Life
5 : Nah Bluff
6 : If You Were Mine
7 : Let's Get It On
8 : We Need Liberation
9 : Selassie's The Way
10 : Rainbow In The Sky
11 : We Are
12 : Gone With The Wind
13 : Revolution Pon Di Wicked
14 : All I Require
15 : Join Us
2 : Bad In The Past
3 : Life Over Death
4 : Music Is Life
5 : Nah Bluff
6 : If You Were Mine
7 : Let's Get It On
8 : We Need Liberation
9 : Selassie's The Way
10 : Rainbow In The Sky
11 : We Are
12 : Gone With The Wind
13 : Revolution Pon Di Wicked
14 : All I Require
15 : Join Us
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Artikelbeschreibung
Turbulence "The Future", Lustre Kings first solo artist project is released on Jet Star Phonographics, the largest reggae label in Europe. Fully produced by the Lustre Kings productions crew, Digital Ancient, King Corrin, Dr. X, and Zion High. The Future boasts 15 tracks pushing the realms of contemporary reggae and dancehall.
TURBULENCE DESCRIBES HIMSELF with words like positive, determined, brave, kind and generous, a real Rasta. Turbulence, like most artistes, can recall his school days, catching practice to desktop beats behind the auditorium. Growing up, Turbulence says he was inspired by the voices of Bob Marley, Garnet Silk, Peter Tosh. Eddie Fitzroy and Jacob Miller. The name Turbulence was given to the singjay by an elder Rastaman who saw him 'mash up' a show under the name 'Double Trouble'. The singjay said the elder advised him to change his name to 'Turbulence' because of his performance on the show. It was advise that the singjay apparently took. Turbulence's first recording, titled Think of Peace, was done in 1999 for producer Philip 'Fattis' Burrell on his X-Terminator label. Since that he has worked with many labels, both locally and internationally.
TURBULENCE DESCRIBES HIMSELF with words like positive, determined, brave, kind and generous, a real Rasta. Turbulence, like most artistes, can recall his school days, catching practice to desktop beats behind the auditorium. Growing up, Turbulence says he was inspired by the voices of Bob Marley, Garnet Silk, Peter Tosh. Eddie Fitzroy and Jacob Miller. The name Turbulence was given to the singjay by an elder Rastaman who saw him 'mash up' a show under the name 'Double Trouble'. The singjay said the elder advised him to change his name to 'Turbulence' because of his performance on the show. It was advise that the singjay apparently took. Turbulence's first recording, titled Think of Peace, was done in 1999 for producer Philip 'Fattis' Burrell on his X-Terminator label. Since that he has worked with many labels, both locally and internationally.
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