Grant Phabao & Djouls - Are Molesting Laura Vol.1
(MP3 Mix) T.I.M.E.C. TIMEC079, 2004-12-25

Tracklisting :
01. Intro : Toto - Dune Prologue vs Serge Gainsbourg - La Horse Bonus Beats [RCA/Universal]
02. Daft Punk - Robot Rock [EMI]
03. Serge Gainsbourg - La Horse [Universal]
04. Butch Cassidy Sound System - Butches Brew [Fenetik]
05. Belgradeyard Sound System - Munchies (I-Wolf remix feat. Dj Collage) [Cosmic Sounds]
06. Dubben - Funky Duck pt 1 [G.A.M.M.]
07. Grant Phabao feat. Lone Ranger - Fever [T.I.M.E.C.]
08. Breakestra - You Don't Need A Dance (funkstrumental) [Ubiquity]
09. Belgradeyard Sound System - Munchies (radio edit) [Cosmic Sounds]
10. Richard Dorfmeister & Madrid De Los Austrias - Valldemossa [Sunshine Enterprises]
11. The Chemical Brothers - Shake Break Bounce [EMI]
12. Daft Punk - Technologic [EMI]
13. Jackie Mittoo - Give Sound A Chance [Heartbeat]
14. Seven Dub feat. Lone Ranger - It Doesn't Matter (remix) [Rock It Tonight Productions]
15. Red Astaire - Rollin Stone [G.A.M.M.]
16. 7 Samurai - Bluesanova [G.A.M.M.]
17. Roots Manuva vs Serge Gainsbourg - Requiem For A Witness (ML Mix) [Universal/Big Dada]
18. Butch Cassidy Sound System - Hear What I Say [Fenetik]
Total time : 40 mn

Selected by Djouls - Mixed by Grant Phabao
Audio Mastering by Grant Phabao

T.I.M.E.C.
Noëlectro!
Merry Christmas beats
(CD 500 ex. limited edition, hand-numbered) TIMEC047, 2004-12

Tracklisting
01. Pianolude featuring Tino Rosso | Extr. MP3
02. Deep Christmas featuring Professor Oz | Extr. MP3
03. Mambo Sapin featuring Los Lobes | Extr. MP3
04. Doin' The Merry featuring Dj Guarana & Tino Rosso Download MP3
05. Django Bells featuring Mister K & The Fabulous | Extr. MP3
06. Tuff Santa featuring Havanito | Extr. MP3
07. Best Christmas Specials at Apu's featuring Steve & Larry Johnson | Extr. MP3
08. Flûte featuring Captain Détendu | Extr. MP3
09. Flutalo featuring The Cheesewursts | Extr. MP3
10. Merry Christmas From The Mancheese featuring Le Sourire Des Hommes | Extr. MP3
11. Doin' The Merry (reprise) featuring Dj Guarana & Tino Rosso | Extr. MP3

Info
You can trust me Xmas in 2005 will be funky!! For a fresh look on the gospel word expressed through electro-funk, banghra beats, jingle-jangle electro-jazz and a bit of hip hop on the side... Don't miss Noelectro and its merry christmas electro-jazz grooves!

Kulchaklash track-by-track commentary with Lone Ranger

01. Sweet Talking
This is Ranger doing some Sweet Talking for his daughter. Bouncy riddim.
02. Braeton Killings
This one has a more european crossover flavourish. Ray I is doing the original element.
03. Aya So We Deh
A chanting thing. An old Studio One roots tune I wanted to do for years. In this one we kinda have a singjay style...
04. High Grade
Wicked! Baad. A reasoning track. If you listen to it, smoke a spliff and go into meditation, you will go deep, very deep. It's a subliminal message for you to roll a big joint while listening to the album and relaxing. A goog meditation tune, this can soothe the mind.
05. Music Weh Dem Wan
Wicked. Wicked! Big tune! I'm trying to define a hip hop/reggae crossover there. Plenty style.
06. Rasta Roll Call
This one's alright. It has it's own flavour.
07. Fever
My favorite song on the whole album! For all these years I wanted to do "Fever" and I had to wait until I met Phabao and TIMEC to get it right. It's a combination style of Ranger, singer and deejay. Counteracting styles. Gliding in deejay style. Original 70 deejay style of Lone Ranger, you know.
08. Ethiopia
Chanting style. Inspiration style. Dedicated to my friends. With a wicked sax part. Late-ska/rocksteady flavour.
09. A Who
There's a lot of wool in a sheep's clothing. Rastaman, who are you?

It's a wicked album.
This a first one.
Many more coming, original Phabao style, but better!

The Lone Ranger - Interview - Dec. 2004
(the interview takes place in Grant Phabao's appartment in Paris)

Any historical biography details to mention?
Chester (Synmoie, Ranger's friend and manager) should be the one with the details, the likkle parts that I might have missed out... :-)

How did you meet (with Phabao)?
Through Fata (from the Soul Stereo Sound System, with whom Lone Ranger has been touring in Europe these recent years), who said "my friend is coming to Jamaica, you two should meet". So Phabao went to Jamaica, and that's where we met up. He wanted to do some recording with me and the crew.