Rob Symeonn Discography of CDs

Rob Symeonn music CDs Hard Roots Reggae, ALL ORIGINAL- Crucially Crucial Recorded at Selah Studio, Hawaii. Personnel: Rob Symeonn (vocals, keyboards); Jah Son, Solomon, Kaikua, Binghi T (guitar); Idrum (drums, programming); Isis (guitar, keyboards, bass, drums, programming, background vocals); Maakah (keyboards, background vocals); Poppa E (keyboards).

Rob Symeonn discography Igniting fires with righteous rastaman vibrations Rob Symeonn blends roots riddims with sweet, smoky vocals and an always uplifting message. Recording reggae music and satisfying fans is something Rob has done for over twenty years. He is a passionate lyricist catching the attention of a worldwide audience. The forthcoming album, "THE CHOSEN ONE" on Redbud Recordings, is a very strong ...

Rob Symeonn albums The title sounds straightforward enough, but it's not. Ticklah and Victor Axelrod are, in fact, the same person. So whether this is fun, ego, or plain schizophrenia remains to be seen, but on the basis of the music here, fun seems the likely motive. The New York-based producer and member of Antibalas has created his own kind of dub record ...

Rob Symeonn CD discography Not so much a greatest-hits album as an exercise in what you can do with a few good backing riddims and a plethora of tuneful artistes, DANCEHALL CULTURE is an 18-track voyage through the repertoire of the best reggae and dancehall tracks the Easy Star label has to offer. Veteran singer Frankie Paul, sounding huskier with age but no less ...

Rob Symeonn music CDs Recorded at Selah Studio, Hawaii. Personnel includes: Ruff Scott (vocals); Isis (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass, drums, programming); Jah Son (guitar); Idrum (drums, percussion).

Rob Symeonn discography It may have been recorded in the 21st century, but this album's rootsy dub-reggae sound is a welcome flashback to the genre's 1970s heyday, when production masterminds like King Tubby and Lee "Scratch" Perry were cutting their teeth making tripped-out versions of the latest reggae hits. Roots Combination features a variety of vocalists, all supported by the same studio band, this one fronted by multi-instrumentalist Ticklah of Cooly's Hot Box fame, who leads a razor-sharp ensemble through a 13-song set that ranks with the classic dub albums of yesteryear. High points are many, but include Sluggy Ranks' "Nah Bow Down," which boasts conscious lyrics and a killer vocal hook, and drummer Calbert Walker's skankin' "General Tso," a song cut straight from the Burning Spear cloth. Many of today's finest dub artists prefer to strut their stuff by showing off their mastery of the latest studio technology, but Ticklah and company keep extraneous experimentation to a minimum, creating an analogue dub masterpiece for the digital world. ~ Bret Love Personnel: Ruff Scott, Rob Symeonn, Sluggy Ranks (vocals); Ticklah (guitar, ...