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Dub Club Edition (Rock With Me Sessions)

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Download links and information about Dub Club Edition (Rock With Me Sessions) by Seven Dub. This album was released in 2006 and it belongs to Downtempo, Electronica, Dancefloor, Reggae, Dance Pop genres. It contains 17 tracks with total duration of 01:19:02 minutes.

Artist: Seven Dub
Release date: 2006
Genre: Downtempo, Electronica, Dancefloor, Reggae, Dance Pop
Tracks: 17
Duration: 01:19:02
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Intro 2:42
2. Rock With Me (Temperature Rising Mix) [feat. Angelique] 4:54
3. Running Away (Rock You With My Mind Mix) [feat. Angelique] 5:13
4. U & Dem (High Altitude Mix) [feat. Paul St. Hilaire] 5:28
5. It Doesn't Matter (Raise Your Hand Mix) [feat. Angelique & Lone Ranger] 4:29
6. Fire (feat. Angelique & Zakeya) 5:02
7. Back to Ashes 4:17
8. Wake Up (feat. Angelique) 5:31
9. Stranger (Red Light On Mix) [feat. Paul St. Hilaire] 4:39
10. My Only Lover (Unauthorized Mix) 4:38
11. Untitled Tribute (Peace Dove Mix) 3:15
12. Yvo Riddim 4:28
13. Outro 3:42
14. Running Away (Byl Club Mix) 6:00
15. U & Dem (House Dub Mix) [feat. Paul St. Hilaire] 5:07
16. Running Away (Noiseshaper Remix) [feat. Angelique] 5:58
17. Rock With Me (Rockers Delight Mix) 3:39

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The Parisian duo of bassist/guitarist Patrick Bylebyl and keyboardist Guillaume Metenier is back with its third album under the name Seven Dub, in a smooth and club-friendly set of dub-inflected house, nu-jazz, and reggae. Several guest vocalists make appearances, though Zap Mama alumna Angelique Willkie is featured so consistently throughout the album that she might as well be credited as a third member of the group. The other singers are Paul St. Hilaire (formerly of Rhythm & Sound), Zakeya, and, best of all, reggae legend Lone Ranger, who steals the show on "It Doesn't Matter," a brilliantly funky combination track with Willkie. Other highlights include a couple of instrumentals, the bumping "Yvo Riddim" and the cool and dark "Ashes," as well as the sexy and bass-heavy "Running Away" and a nice piece of dubbed-up rockers reggae titled "U & Dem" and featuring St. Hilaire on vocals. Things bog down a little bit around the middle of the program, especially on the pedestrian "My Only Lover," but overall this is a great exercise in club-dub fusion.