New 12" feat. Cornel Campbell Ranking Joe and Zvuloon Dub System

Med.Tone Records present:

WEED OUT
New 12" single feat. Cornel Campbell Ranking Joe and Zvuloon Dub System


Audio samples available at:
https://soundcloud.com/zds1/sets/weed-out-new-12-single-feat/s-PeKiN


MTR-12-001
A1 - Cornel Campbell - Weed Out
A2 - Zvuloon Dub System - Version
B1 - Zvuloon Dub System - Going To Zion
B2 - Ranking Joe - Nah Give Up
Side A featuring Cornel's new song "Weed Out" followed by heavy dub version from Zvuloon Dub System.
Side B featuring Zvuloon Dub System original song "Going To Zion" followed by "Nah Give Up", DJ version from the great Ranking Joe.
1x 12" vinyl 45 RPM
Release date: Febuary 1
Pre-sale available now at:
www.zvuloondubsystem.bandcamp.com
Med.Tone Records - MTR-12-001


Read more: [djgreedyg.proboards.com]

The vinyl is out!



You'll find it on the shelves of the leading record stores in Europe and online.

You can download a digital version of the new 12" for free from our bandcamp page:
[zvuloondubsystem.bandcamp.com]

Cool .. I look forward to hearing this on wax, congrats on your release!

Thanks,
You're welcome to check our LP "Freedom Time":
[zvuloondubsystem.bandcamp.com]







:

Great review on reggae-vibes.com
[www.reggae-vibes.com]
In 2012 the Israeli band Zvuloon Dub System put out their surprisingly good and mature sounding debut album "Freedom Time". This collection of tunes featured quite a few highlights including "Going To Zionand a collaboration with Ranking Joe entitled "Nah Give Up"Two wicked tunes underpinned by the same riddim, reminiscent of the kinda riddims that were produced in the studios of Kingston during the heydays of roots reggae in the 1970s.

Now these two album tracks re-appear on a 12" vinyl single along with a brand new Cornell Campbell song, Weed Out, and its dub version. The expressive falsetto of veteran singer Cornell Campbell, a major singing star in the mid-1970s, is complemented by a riddim that incorporates an awesome bassline and stirring horns. Cornell Campbell, who is in real good shape, delivers a reality tune that deals with today's economical crisis. Real big tune. It's followed by its dub version, which is on par with the vocal track.
Hopefully you haven't get rid of your turntable, because this release simply deserves to be part of any roots collection.

Another review on United Reggae:
[unitedreggae.com]