Red Eye Hi-Fi - "No Rest" E.P. (ft. Fox and Parly B) (IMR025) OUT NOW!!

Massive...It hits the streets TODAY!

Yes the soundsystem shaking UK Dub offering from Manchester's Red Eye Hi-Fi is here for real and should be shaking the scoops at the session for what's left of the summer and into the darker evenings...

The sub shattering Red Eye riddim gets double treatment, with versions for vocalists Fox and Parly B to lyricise, and has been reconstructed by the baddest of names, like Dirty Dubsters, Marcus Visionary, Balkans Hi-Fi, Danny T & Tradesman. Add to this the original instrumental riddim and you got yourself a killer EP, and one Irish Moss Records have been proud to work with all concerned upon.

Here's a listen to the whole thing top to bottom, and a look at the superb video shot on the Fox original. If you've got the fever go grab this stack of badness now you can download from your favourite services below...Peace!

iTunes
Juno Download
Kudos



Red Eye Hi Fi ft. Fox - No Rest on MUZU.TV.

Remix Fever Dirty Dubster Style

Massive tune in from our Fam in NYC, Liondub International, with the release of Reds ft. Delhi Sultanate "Fever", with Dirty Dubsters on the remix crew.

REDS, a recently-minted East London drum-and-bass duo are dropping their solo vinyl debut featuring vocals from India's Delhi Sultanate and remixes from Canada's jungle don Marcus Visionary, the inimitable Mungos Hi Fi out of Scotland, Irish Moss Records artists Dublin's Dirty Dubsters and one of France's dubstep legends, Von D. The bouncy original from the pair falls close to a dancehall feeling, with understated and low-mixed drums dropping away to accentuate the bounding bass rhythm and the center-stage vocal performance.

The old-school jungle style of Marcus Visionary comes through strongly in his rolling remix, which revels in the rush of tumbling drums and blasts of mid-range bass. Mungos Hi Fi give this release a solid reggae re-lick with new sound clash style vocals from Delhi Sultanate and sweet choruses from longtime collaborator Begum X out of India. This particular Mungos riddim released earlier in 2013 to great acclaim featuring vocals from none other than Soom-T on her "Bong Bong" anthem. The Dirty Dusters offer up a unique, Euro dancehall twist on their high energy remix. Full vocals and simple, yet, catchy grooves wind up the track in a unique style. From his rich past on labels like Argon, Black Acre, and Boka, it would be expected that Von D give an altogether more contemporary treatment, and fittingly he reduces the tempo, ups the atmospherics, and brings in brutal walls of battering bass in half-step time for the smokers in the room while leaving most of the vocals, which were so present in the other mixes, on the cutting room floor. The transformative ending to this widely-varied EP gives balance and range to the release and presents a strong debut offering for REDS and Delhi Sultanate as Liondub International continues its charge towards new territory for 2014.

REDS ft. Dehli Sultanate "Fever" is available exclusively HERE from Juno Download until it's general digital release on March 7th, following a limited vinyl release on the 1st.
Check out the music video for the original cut, and below that it's the Dirty Dubsters Remix on the Soundcloud Player.

PEACE!