Mystic Blade x Benny Hill x Body Ah Shake x Missed

It's Monday. New riddims for the masses and what I missed out.

The "Mystic Blade Riddim" is a nice bouncy production enriched with beeping synthie licks and drama-strings. Only non-jamaican voicings from the small islands on it, but all tunes are solid. 3 Suns stick out with some nice made-to-measure polyphonic choir thing.

Infamous - Bounce Mystic Blade Riddim

Alysha - Stamina Man Mystic Blade Riddim

Ziggy - On Fire Mystic Blade Riddim

3 Suns - Wanne Be Mystic Blade Riddim

Mystic Blade Riddim Instrumental

Using some funny brass sample is actually played out, but the "Benny Hill Riddim" uses THE brass sample of the Benny Hill comedy sketches and it's working. It fits. It's big.
Ele does his thing. Evil makes it a futuristique country-pimp-swagger and Timberlee is now my lovely jamaican Uffie-Yelle-Robyn. Let's bounce left and right in fast motion.

Elephant Man - No Tikkle Benny Hill Riddim

Mr Evil - Cowboy Benny Hill Riddim

Timberlee - Heels Benny Hill Riddim

Benny Hill Riddim Instrumental

Hardly continuous vodoo drums only and ruminant voicings - thats whats the "Body Ah Shake Riddim" is all about. Shaggy gets on it with a straight marching non-stop bad flow, Sreechy Dan philosophizes about hidden strengths and Daville hijacks us to his seductiv love nest (no homo).

Shaggy - Body Ah Shake Boday Ah Shake Riddim

Daville - Worka Man Body Ah Shake Riddim

Screechy Dan - She Neva Know Body Ah Shake Riddim

Body Ah Shake Riddim Instrumental

What I missed out on the weekend:

- The great Ghislain Poirier mixed a Cosmopolitan. Ingredients: Hip Hop/Ragga/Bass from all over. I had serious flashbacks on that french tunes.

- seen.'s love Natalie Storm goes Europe.

- High Rankin's Dub Storm for free.

- The western frontline in causa Trancehall and Lazer Bass mashed Beenie and Wiley.

- My swedish family remixes Prodigy usual excessive.

- DJ Mujave's übertune got a proper remix.

- Summer 2008 is O-V-A, bring on the cold.

- Tim Turbo told me, he's in love with northern europe capitals. Stockholm, Kopenhagen? Book Tim Turbo again!