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Sample Track 1:
"Sidestepper" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 2:
"Mas Papaya" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 3:
"Que Sera" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 4:
"Me Voy Andando" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 5:
"Deja" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 6:
"San Juan" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 7:
"La Bara Ratin" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 8:
"Me Voy Tripeando" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 9:
"Chimical" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 10:
"Hoy Tenemos" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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Sample Track 11:
"La Paloma" from Sidestepper, The Buena Vibra Sound System
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CD Review
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XLR8R, CD Review >>
While this third release for Afro-Colombian sounds system Sidestepper smells of contract fulfillment-a collection of remixes and unreleased cuts after just two studio albums-there is a bit of irony that it's the group's best offering yet. Credit founder Richard Blair for this mixture of Colombian, Jamaican, and Nigerian sounds, where he tweaks the homeland rhythms of Bogota with dub and Afrobeat elements. The previously unavailable "Que Sera," with a stylish reggae backdrop amidst the scattering calls of male and female toasters, is probably Blair's best sonic creation to date. The other 10 tracks, including a mercurial reworking of "Deja," provide ample support.
By: Derek Beres 04/18/08 >> go there
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