GHETTO EDEN/ GAMBA THE LENK/RODDY “Jah Son”/PUPIDDHRU 45

Release Date: September 10, 2007

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Lecce,Sep 10, 2007

The project originated by the collaboration between SEGNALE DIGITALE and DjWar Warsound gets to the second chapter with the edition of 3 new 7 inches records on the new “Chatty” riddim produced by Catchy outa “Xtreme Entertainment”. Over this version, distinctively marked by those acid keyboards and strong bassline, some of the most promising talents in the italian reggae movement are taking their steps: the Salento veterans Ghetto Eden, Roddy outta the band called Franziska, Pupiddhru and Wario outta the Badzooka crew, Gamba outta “X-treme Entertainment” crew, and Jahky Revi from Barcelona.

The six tracks get over the riddim with different interpretations, as the tunes by Roddy, Wario and Jahky Revi are celebrations of the dancehall with its rituals, the verse by Gamba crashes against those who use to hide behind a web nickname and speak badly over people, Pupiddhru talks in his own way with the dancehall girls, and the Ghetto Eden crew calls up the strength to face hard situations in life. Italian language and dialect are melted up with patois in these six tunes which are ready to bring fire in the dancehall.

Collaboration: WARSOUND
Produced by: SEGNALE DIGITALE

AUDIO FILES ONLINE:
Audio previews are available in the pages of single artists involved in the production.

TRACK LIST:

GHETTO EDEN featuring MALICK
Troa la forza di F. Cotardo/ E. Lo/ C. Diene/F.Salteri.
PUPIDDHRU
Fi di gyaal di D.Musca / F.Salteri.

GAMBA THE LENK
Il boom del Chatty di V.Pulvirenti / F.Salteri.
WARIO
Shake it high di S.Del Rosa / F.Salteri.

RODDY “Jah Son”
Step in a di danz di R.Labontè/Franziska/F.Salteri.
JAHKY
Dancehall smile di A.Mondini / F.Salteri.

REVIEWS:
Andrea Mi

It is evident that the tunes on a riddim like the new “Chatty” could have been nothing but great tunes, well marking the talents of a new generation of italian singers deserving and surely getting closer to the larger attention of the international movement.

The version, produced by Catchy for SEGNALE DIGITALE and WARSOUND, is accurate and effective, with an incredible flexibility that makes it suitable for different interpretations and singing styles. PUPIDDHRU, getting through his official debut with the single “Check di gyaal”, gives us an example of metrical acrobatics and a flow worthy of a great veteran.

His partner in the Badzooka crew, WARIO, successfully starts with a well-read quotation, adapting the famous chorus of the hit by Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel “The Message” to the subject of ganja, ever burning in the dance.

RODDY answers as a master with the clockwork rub a dub of the tune “Step inna di dance“, remarking the energy spreading from the dance moves as even JAHKY says in his tune “Dancehall smile“: a real hot moves collection in a chorus which will be hard to forget.

With the tune “Troa la forza“, the GHETTO EDEN crew shows up a rich variety of singing styles (from ragga through soul and hip hop) discussing about the necessary human resistance measures in difficult social situations; on the other hand GAMBA lets the message get even stronger in his tune “Il boom del chatty chatty“, in which he gets angry with all those people who need to hide behind a nickname on the web to speak badly over somebody.

All great tunes, but the performances by Pupiddhru and Roddy are something worthy of a world championship.

Andrea Mi