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This Poem (Roots Unit Alternative Version)

from Black Rox 005 by Soft Rocks & Sons

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    Black Rox returns with installment no.5 in the series.

    Their continuing voyage in bringing another set of unearthed-mother-earthed flavoured gems remains their goal.

    Roots Unit are - once again - on the cutting and splicing side of things, this time tackling 2 rockets with afro-centric house leanings.

    First up is ‘This Poem’, an alternative house take on the tune made most famous by Bobby Konders via his initial sample source, way back when. Percussive house beats mixed with deep stringy chords intertwined by THAT poem. Simple, effective and one that will lift many a dance floor.

    Secondly we have ‘Trenchtown Double Down’. This is an altogether moodier dub-house affair that sees Jamaica go to a lost New York garage party circa 1993.

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Black Rox returns with installment no.5 in the series.

Their continuing voyage in bringing another set of unearthed-mother-earthed flavoured gems remains their goal.

Roots Unit are - once again - on the cutting and splicing side of things, this time tackling 2 rockets with afro-centric house leanings.

First up is ‘This Poem’, an alternative house take on the tune made most famous by Bobby Konders via his initial sample source, way back when. Percussive house beats mixed with deep stringy chords intertwined by THAT poem. Simple, effective and one that will lift many a dance floor.

Secondly we have ‘Trenchtown Double Down’. This is an altogether moodier dub-house affair that sees Jamaica go to a lost New York garage party circa 1993.

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from Black Rox 005, track released August 17, 2020

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