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THE ARMOUR RIDDIM
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Our catalogue has now been fully re-mastered and our older Riddim Album covers have been re-designed by Tony Mcdermott ! Check out our I-Tunes Digital Store & Photo Gallery ! Our Online Shop should be open in the next few weeks !!

REVOLUTIONARY. NINJAMAN

PRODUCED & ARRANGED BY KING JAMMYS & FRENCHIE

FOR MAXIMUM SOUND BWOY KILLERS !

RELEASE DATE : 16th Of FEBRUARY 2015 

CLASH OF THE TITANS RIDDIM

PRODUCED AND ARRANGED BY

FRENCHIE AND THE LEGENDARY KING JAMMYS !

RELEASE DATE: 16th Of FEBRUARY 2015 

TOP TEN SONGS:

1. LOUIE V. VYBZ KARTEL
2. CAPTURE LAND. CHRONIXX
3. DIAMOND SOX. IBAH MAHR
4. WHO KNOWS. CHRONIXX & PROTÉGÉ
5. CONJUGAL VISIT. SPICE & VYBZ KARTEL
6. ROCK STONE. STEPHEN MARLEY , CAPLETON & SIZZLA
7. JAH IN IT. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
8. WAY UP. DRE ISLAND
9. TRIGGER. ETANA
10. HARD WORK. DAMIEN MARLEY

TOP TEN ALBUMS:

1. MY JOURNEY. I-OCTANE
2. DREAD & TERRIBLE. CHRONIXX
3. WHERE WE COME FROM. POPCAAN
4. FULL UP. BUNNY ‘STRIKER’ LEE EARLY PRODUCTIONS
5. DANGEROUSLY ROOTS. DUANE STEPHENSON
6. REGGAE LOVE SONGS. VYBZ KARTEL
7. STILL DISTURBED. WARD 21
8. REGGAE EUPHORIA. MR VEGAS
9. DUB RISING. SLY & ROBBIE
10. MIX TAPE. ALKALINE

TOP TEN RIDDIMS:

1. IGLOO
2. GOOD BOOK
3. HAPPY HOUR
4. JAH BLESSINGS
5. WUL DEM AGAIN
6. CULTIVATOR
7. HIGH LIFE
8. GREATEST CREATION
9. PENTHOUSE
10. NUH FRAID

Reggae Music Will Mad Unu heralds the return of a legendary Jamaican pioneer from the early days of dancehall, when artistes like Yellowman, Sugar Minott and Barrington Levy dominated reggae charts in England and the Caribbean. Like them, Captain Sinbad made his reputation on local sound-systems before transferring his talents to the studio. By the time he started having hits he’d learnt his craft inside out, and the results can now be seen to have lasted a lifetime.

These are Captain Sinbad’s first recordings since the early eighties, and yet his lyrical skills and flow sound remarkably fresh. Whether telling his own story on the title track or paying homage to Jamaica’s rich musical heritage on Where The Rub-A-Dub Live he delivers his rhymes with rare conviction – helped by a selection of rhythm tracks that strike the perfect balance between old and new. Even the artwork brings to mind the days when Sinbad’s breakthrough album, The Seven Voyages Of Captain Sinbad, could be found in every reggae DJ’s record box.
That was in 1982, when the twenty-two year-old MC was recording for Henry “Junjo” Lawes at Channel One, and with Scientist at the control tower. Real name Carl Dwyer, Sinbad hailed from Three Mile – a West Kingston enclave that had taken over from Trench Town as Jamaica’s primary breeding ground for new talent. The son of a soundman, he was raised in local dancehalls and quickly seized his opportunity once Sugar Minott discovered him dee-jaying on Sound Of Silence; renamed him Captain Sinbad and then voiced him on songs like Hard Time Pressure and ’51 Storm.
From thereon stardom was a certainty, and for the next few years he was a major success in Jamaica and England. He recorded further songs for Junjo Lawes and also Dillinger, who was an early influence on him, whilst practising entrepreneurial skills of his own. Most notably after launching his own Youth In Progress and Explosion labels – home to hits by Little John and Anthony Johnson, among others. By the early nineties he’d retired as an artist, but produced one of the UK’s biggest ever lovers’ rock hits (John McLean’s If I Give My Heart To You) and became a major record distributor, in addition to releasing several best-selling rhythm albums on the Sinbad label.
Whilst little was heard from him publicly, he remained an important and well-respected industry figure behind the scenes. It was Frenchie of Maximum Sound who first coaxed him to pick up a microphone once more, and then unleashed him on a cut of Skateland Killer for Worldwide Rebellion in 2012. He and Frenchie had known each other for more than twenty years by that time. The two friends had even collaborated on the World Jam album for Greensleeves, which sold like hotcakes in the wake of Damian Marley’s Welcome To Jamrock. The reaction to Worldwide Rebellion and a follow-up single called Jamaica 50 was such that an album became inevitable. Frenchie duly summoned Sinbad to Sonic Sounds in Kingston, where Reggae Music Will Mad Unu was recorded. The results prove this masterful dee-jay has lost none of his powers, and that he remains just as relevant as when he first came to fame in his youth.

John Masouri . January 2013.

Anthony Williamson a.k.a. Chukki Starr was born in Harlesden, London. He began his career in the music business as a DJ on Echo Tone Hi Fi. His first step in a studio was for the UK Volcano Sound System for whom he recorded ‘Goodas Gal’.

Sticking with his West London roots he hooked up with the world famous Ruff Cut Band and in 1994 released a string of hits including  ‘Almighty Father’, a combination with Don Campbell, ‘Reggae Music So Sweet’  and ‘Evilous System’ for Gussie P.

In 1995 he featured on the re-release of Aswad’s remix of there mega classic ‘Warrior Charge’.

The following year he flew down to Jamaica where he hooked up with some of Jamaica’s top producers notably the legendary Bobby ‘Digital’ Dixon who recognized his talent straight away after there first meeting and recorded him on various riddims he was working on at the time notably on a combination with Edi Fitzroy, which led to sessions with African Star and Black Scorpio.

By 1997 Chukki Starr was one of the UK’s top DJs following the success of his self produced monster hit ‘Forever I Shall Praise’.

His debut and highly acclaimed album ‘Ghetto Youths Livity ‘ was released and produced by Mad Professor on his Ariwa label.

His first collaboration with Frenchie for Maximum Sound was in 2004 on the Blue Steel Riddim for ‘Worry Fi Them’ followed in 2005 by  ‘Hard fi Smile’ on the World Jam Riddim.

Watch out for more Chukki Starr releases on Maximum Sound in 2015 !

‘IT GONE’ is now available in all good Digital Stores !