


Chronic Sonata - Everyday (Grant Phabao Remix)
By TIMEC :: 2006 :: Remix :: #349 :: rss

Chronic Sonata - Everyday
(7") Bastard Jazz BJ7003, 2006-03-13
Tracklisting :
A. Chronic Sonata - Everyday | Go download MP3
B. Chronic Sonata - Everyday (Grant Phabao Remix) | Sign up to Chronic Sonata's mailing list to get the MP3
Telekinetic Kat/review
[turntablelab.com]
"Oh Shit! Bastard Jazz keeps filling the void with this mind melting seven inch from Canadians Chronic Sonata. Everyday is everything I wanted it to be and more. If you love dub, buy this record. If you love downtempo, buy this record. If you love Brooklyn, buy this record! This track is bass heavy and sparse in all the right places, with the most tasteful placement of vocal snippets since Osbourne Ruddock was runnin tings. The haters will hate me for saying that, but how can I not be enthusiastic when Bastard Jazz keeps raising their own bar and pushing the surrounding music scene to bring something better for the open-minded dancefloors/living rooms. Never content to rest on the laurels of one solid side, they enlist Frenchman Grant Phabao for the always on point Bastard Jazz remix. More than overhauling the original, I imagine Grant simply introduced Chronic Sonata to Mad Professor in a sauna at a Swiss resort. They then described what they were feeling about the current state of the world and Phabao laid it down on a fat piece of tape. Just to put it over the top, check out the label design and see how things should be done. I like it. BJ, put ya lighters up!"
HTFR/review
[htfr.com]
"Quality reggae & dub, includes a remix from grant phabao. You need a copy of this."
Bobby Ranchbuster/review
[Fact Magazine issue 12 (UK)]
"The reliable Bastard Jazz imprint throw up a limited release on seven-inch in the shape of a bastardised dub/downtempo child, which carries the mannerisms of one King Jammy at his peak. It's got a tough roots edginess compounded by well placed vocal snippets, lump hammer bass and plenty of echo, delay and reverb. A solid release that'd sound as at home on your hi-fi as on a 10k rig, benefiting from a nice, loud pressing."
Groove Distribution/review
[groovedis.com]
"Hot BASTARD JAZZ 7" from CHRONIC SONATA. "EVERYDAY" explores rough and rugged dub/downtempo with live drums, a healthy heap of delay, swirling guitar and a deep bassline. On the flip GRANT PHABAO of TIMEC builds "EVERYDAY" in to a BASIC CHANNEL/RHYTHM & SOUND style dub assault. Wicked."
Versionist/feedback
[versionist.com]
"I like it here... some nice soundz :"
"Yeah man... i luv this... original vibes"
"Great track! excellent production... Respects."
"Real Nice production, blessed tune. Big respect"
"Top track, great sounds and skills, enjoyed - Respect"
"Dubbed in to a 5th dimension."
"Fantastic!!!dis ya tune so wicked."
"Wicked Wicked Wicked! Inspirational vibes, setting the standard. Lovely production and nice nice atmosphere. Respect"
"!!!!!!!SUPERB!!!!!!! absolute KILLA!!! Sounds excellent in my phones!! Respex"
"Yeah this is a BOOOOM TUNE - one for the Recommended List"
Press Release :
Attention all dub heads! Bastard Jazz is happy to present the first record in an upcoming series of strictly dubwise 45s.
On The A Side, Canadian act Chronic Sonata delivers a rough and rugged crossover dub/downtempo cut with live drums, lots of delay, swirling guitar licks, and a deep bassline.
On The B Side, Grant Phabao flips "Everyday" into a minimal, sparse dub cut that builds through the track. Naked drums and heavy bass with delayed skanks and vocal snippits. For fans of Rhythm + Sound / Basic Channel styles.
Kudos Press Release :
A limited edition dub 7" by a canadian artist Chronic Sonata. A remix from Grant Phabao in france, who's has been keeping busy on the Pro-Zak Trax label and is currently working with The Lone Ranger (the old jamaican vocalist) as as producing for Horace Andy's new album!!!
A Side - Everyday (Original Mix) : A rough and rugged crossover dub/downtempo cut with live drums, lots of delay, swirling guitar licks, and a deep bassline.
B Side - Everyday (Grant Phabao Mix) : Grant Phabao flips "Everyday" into a minimal, sparse dub cut that builds through the track. Naked drums and heavy bass with delayed skanks and vocal snippits.
For fans of Rhythm + Sound / Basic Channel styles.

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