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CR 120013EP
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Here comes the time of another stepper release, after releasing one of the first vinyl of Digid Cubiculo Records team up again and bring on board Dubbing, Bukkha, and Ras Addis for the label's 13th release. A spatial journey through the cosmic stepper sounds, blending heavy synthesizer sounds, ruff drums patterns, and heavy bass lines. On the A side there is the well-known duo Digid and Dubbing Sun, hailing from Belgium and Austria, and also Ras Addis on the vocals, the B side features a heavy remix from the American, Bukkha.
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CR 12012EP
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Cubicolo Records is excited to release a new 12" from veteran reggae collective Vibronics. African Stone EP is once again a classic Vibronics tune with fresh new mixes and a remix from Brain Damage.
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CRRP 001LP
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Cubiculo Records present a reissue of This Lady, the 1990 album from Bionic Singer aka O. Maddo. After releasing the EP Hear Mi Name Call with Casio Love and the sad story behind it (CR 12008EP, 2016), Cubiculo Records decided to reissue this crucial album to spread even more Maddo's music and his musical legacy. Maddo left among us his wife and son The send their sincere condolences and strength with a special thanks to Julie who granted the label permission to repress this masterpiece. Hopefully this record will help Maddo's family and keep his memory alive between everyone. Long live the great Bionic Singer!
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CR 12008EP
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Cubiculo Records got in touch with Osbert Maddo (aka The Bionic Singer) in 2015 to voice a "Smuggel Riddim" by Casio Love. Maddo instantly fell in love with it and agreed to work with Cubiculo and Casio Love to make his comeback tune. After sending vocals, Maddo was asking for the final mix every day as he was feeling the tune a lot and he wanted to start pushing it on the US. Osbert passed away the day before Cubiculo sent him the final mix. This is a tribute to the great singer and also his ever last recording.
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7"
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CR 7005EP
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Certified legend Tonto Irie backed by new generation production duo Naram + Art. Veteran MC Tonto Irie returns to the world of vinyl with "No Friend Fi Dem." Naram + Art appeared on Subactive Sound System's Taking Over EP with a killer remix. "Ripper Riddim" is inspired by the obscure digital reggae music of the '80s, where fat, dirty basslines and heavy skanks are the main dish. The artwork is also inspired by this era of reggae music. Green 7" in hand-stamped sleeve. Edition of 500.
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CR 12006EP
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French producer B-No follows his 2014 collaboration with Trevor Junior with his second release on Cubiculo, featuring one of his classic riddims mixing early digital and rub-a-dub. French singer Peter Youthman features on "Sad Feeling," with the riddim also included on the A-side. Up-and-coming American singer Tuli Ranks bring his strong rub-a-dub and deejay influences to the extended dub "Over Me."
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CR 12007EP
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Legendary producer Dougie Conscious on the riddim with the great singers King General and Pupa Jim. A relic of Kraftwerk's "The Model" is at the heart of this riddim, a killer work unique digital reggae in an electro-influenced style. There is not much to say regarding the deadly combination on the vocals by King General and Pupa Jim -- simply amazing. Side A features two tracks -- vocal and riddim -- and the B-side features the dub version. Artwork by Gil Nunes.
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