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Red Star Martyrs by Red Star Martyrs

Netlabel: Dubophonic Records — DPH027
Released: 20 Dec 2016
Genres: Dub Reggae
Tracklist
  • 1
    Heathen change your ways (Featuring Don Goliath & Tallis)
    04:24
  • 2
    Humble Lion
    04:36
  • 3
    Praise the Father (Featuring Don Goliath & Trinity)
    04:28
  • 4
    Kings and Queens (Featuring I-Rebel)
    04:20
  • 5
    Sweet Potato Pudding dub
    04:42
  • 6
    Hasta la Victoria Siempre
    05:18
  • 7
    Fi de Farmah (live mix)
    02:50
  • 8
    Inna this Iration (Featuring Madi Simmons)
    03:49
  • 9
    Niceness
    05:45
  • 10
    Vibrations
    04:07
  • 11
    Employment dub (Featuring Kontent)
    05:40
  • 12
    Suede Head
    03:11
  • 13
    All the Nations (Featuring Penti from Senti)
    04:15
  • 14
    Into the light (Squidgy Black mix)
    05:33
00:00:00 / 00:00:00

The UK producer Stanley Woodfield, better known under the project-name Red Star Martyrs, has been one of the most active artists since the start of our label. After having released two EPs, “I & I” (2013) and “Time for Tea” (2014) and contributing in the compilation “United as One (2014), there was a silence for nearly 2 years. It has been a constructive silence … and today we are happy to announce his first long player. We have been saving this one for you to be our last release of 2016.

The self-titled digital LP includes 14 brand new tracks of total length of 63 minutes from the producer who has managed to set his own sound-mark on our label. Rootikal vibes with a twist and melodic dubwise sounds with live instruments played mainly by Stanley himself are the key ingredients of his style. Guest appearances by I-Rebel, Don Goliath, Madi Simmons, Tallis, Trinity, Kontent, Squidgy Black and Penti from Senti. Give thanks! R.I.P. Fidel, Hasta la Victoria Siempre!

All tracks written, produced and programmed by Stanley Wood. Guitars, bass, keyboards, melodica and live percussion by Stanley Wood, Flute on Suede Head by Andy Williamson, Artwork by Ruth Calder Murphy and Savvas Thomas.

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