MASKYA EP
by SK Simeon and Yaw Faso
— Released 13th November 2015 on Big Dada
Machinedrum links with SK Simeon and Yaw Faso (formerly Yaw Mulatto) - two Melbourne based artists with a history of innovation, exploring the spaces between dancehall, Afrobeat and bass music. 2014 saw them collaborate with Branko (of Buraka Som Sistema) and release on Lisbon’s consistently excellent Enchufada imprint. A year on and they are splitting the mic duties 50/50 on this 12” for Big Dada, with Machinedrum in rude health providing four rough, rugged and raw futuristic d...
Machinedrum links with SK Simeon and Yaw Faso (formerly Yaw Mulatto) - two Melbourne based artists with a history of innovation, exploring the spaces between dancehall, Afrobeat and bass music. 2014 saw them collaborate with Branko (of Buraka Som Sistema) and release on Lisbon’s consistently excellent Enchufada imprint. A year on and they are splitting the mic duties 50/50 on this 12” for Big Dada, with Machinedrum in rude health providing four rough, rugged and raw futuristic dancehall riddims to test any sound system.
MASKYA EP
by SK Simeon and Yaw Faso
— Released 13th November 2015 on Big Dada
Tracklist
- 12"
- MP3
- 16-bit WAV
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1
Doper Than Dope (Machinedrum Remix)
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2
All of Mi Life (Machinedrum Remix)
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3
Ram Dancehall (Machinedrum Remix)
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4
Memories (Machinedrum Remix)
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Play All (4)
Machinedrum links with SK Simeon and Yaw Faso (formerly Yaw Mulatto) - two Melbourne based artists with a history of innovation, exploring the spaces between dancehall, Afrobeat and bass music. 2014 saw them collaborate with Branko (of Buraka Som Sistema) and release on Lisbon’s consistently excellent Enchufada imprint. A year on and they are splitting the mic duties 50/50 on this 12” for Big Dada, with Machinedrum in rude health providing four rough, rugged and raw futuristic d...
Machinedrum links with SK Simeon and Yaw Faso (formerly Yaw Mulatto) - two Melbourne based artists with a history of innovation, exploring the spaces between dancehall, Afrobeat and bass music. 2014 saw them collaborate with Branko (of Buraka Som Sistema) and release on Lisbon’s consistently excellent Enchufada imprint. A year on and they are splitting the mic duties 50/50 on this 12” for Big Dada, with Machinedrum in rude health providing four rough, rugged and raw futuristic dancehall riddims to test any sound system.
