Go-Getta riddim (Grillaras)

Nouvelle prod du label de UT Ras, qui n'avait rien sorti depuis qques années

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bad! je kiffais bien UT Ras à l'époque!

baaaaad !!! çà fait plaisir de rentendre des anciens, neeko des infos sur une sortie éventuelle en vinyl ?

Visiblement sorti sur toutes les plateformes de téléchargement légal, point de vinyl en vue... Faut pas rêver, le vinyl à yard c'est dead

une question savez-vous si ut dread & ut ras sont les meme personne ?

A vrai dire je sais pas. Si j'écoute la voix de UT Dread notamment sur les cuts Penthouse, elle sonne différent

Si si, c'est bien le même, Gary Moulton de son vrai nom. Il a commencé sous le blaze de Youthie Dread chez 2B Prod. C'est vrai que sa voix est plus ruff maintenant.

Ah c'est Youthie Dread ????

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Rise Up Crew a écrit :Ah c'est Youthie Dread ????

Oui c'est le même, Youthie Dread, UT Dread, UT Ras, évolution du blaze.

Sa bio sur son myspace :

U.T. Ras, born Gary Moulton is the fourth of 8 siblings. He is the first child for his mother, Marion Roache, and the fourth and last child for his father Sylvester Moulton (deceased 1987). His childhood life has been nomadic, rugged, challenging and in his accurate summary, “it has been a bitter stretch”. Coming from a broken home, Gary (U.T Ras) was brought to Denham Town, Kingston at the tender age of three years old. He attended a basic school within the community. As swiftly as he was brought to Kingston, it was with that same urgency he was shipped back to Darliston, Westmoreland, his place of birth. Here he resided for six years. At age nine, he was then relocated to Kingland, Kitson Town, St. Catherine to live with some people who he regarded essentially as strangers. He was then enrolled at the Kitson Town All Age School, which he attended irregularly – as U.T. Ras clearly states that he was more of a farming assistant (“sheperd bwoy”) than a student. (Unfortunately, these are some of the difficulties that are faced many Jamaican youths.)
Remarkably, his journey to muzik began at Kitson Town All Age, as is the case for many Jamaican singers and djs. Music was made from pounding on a desk or chair in a classroom during recess or lunchtime or when a teacher was absent from or late for a specified class. One would either sing or dj on those somewhat rugged but steady riddims. For U.T, dj-ing was his calling. With little education, Gary left school and Kitson Town to resettle in Vineyard Town, Kingston, at the age of 16, where he learned the techniques of welding and automotive spray painting. U.T. would perform at various entertainment events held in his community, where he was often encouraged by community members to take his talent seriously. Between the ages of 19-20 U.T sighted Ras Tafari as his way of life.
He subsequently recorded his debut single ‘Prayer’ for Mikey Bennett, then Grafton label in the year 1995, at the age of 24. Moving from Grafton, he then did some recordings for Penthouse’s Donovan Germaine, Tony Rebel’s Flames Production, for producer Chris Kelly, a single entitled ‘Two Laws Inna Jamaica’ was released on the K-Licious label and for Kariang Music Limited ‘Divine’, ‘The Way She Trod’ and ‘Africa Bound’ released in 2003 and 2004. U.T. Ras recorded two combination tracks, one with the distinguished singer/songwriter Jimmy Cliff entitled ‘Positive Energy’ and the other with once dancehall diva, now Christian advocate, Chevelle Franklyn, ‘Nice and Naughty (remix)’, both in 1997. Year 2000, saw U.T Ras performing dynamite set at Sashi. And in 2003 displayed spectacular showmanship at Garnet Silk’s Birthday Bash and also completed a collaboration with Japan’s biggest rapper, Zebra, on a track entitled ‘Big Big Money’.

'Unity' avec Quick Silver chez 2B est son tune le plus big pour moi, je l'ai chopé il y a peut, et il tourne en boucle.

Aarf, j'avais pas fait le lien avec youthie et UT... Quel buse LOL

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