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 Diary Of An Afro Warrior - Benga
Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Benga / Audio CD released 2008-03-10 at Tempa / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Zero M2 2 Night - Benga ... more  Diary Of An Afro Warrior - Benga ... Benga & Coki3 B4 The Dual 4 E Trips 5 Someone 20 6 Light Bulb 7 Crunked Up 8 Go Tell Them 9 Cut 10 Emotions 11 3 Minutes 12 Pleasure 13 26 Basslines 14 Loose Synths Newest Review: ... a powerful beat kicking in after 30 seconds. Then suddenly after a minute or so the song drops into a more lively beat and is ... more ... coupled with the saxophones and electronic sound effects. Halfway in to the song everything changes completely and has heavy resonating bass has your body pulsing before you know it.
4. E Trips - 4:39
The opening to this song is a wonderfully syncopated melody that is accompanied by a fat bassline. It gradually builds up to only the bassline and drums, at which point the suspense is immense. This is a song that is lively yet strangely mellow. Well worth a listen.
5. Someone 20 - 4:16
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Diary Of An Afro Warrior - Benga: Dubstep Steps Up to the Plate (1055 words)
by brunocrosier - written on 21/06/08 (Very useful, 68 readings)
Rating:
Diary of An Afro Warrior is definitely one of the most influential debut albums i have heard in a long time. Benga is one of London's most promising young talents and has more than exceeded the high expectations of Dubstep aficionados worldwide. For those unfamiliar with the rapidly expanding Dubstep genres, it is one of the freshest and most exciting musical fusions to have emerged since Drum 'n Bass twenty years ago. It is a carefully balanced mix of dark basslines and syncopated and experimental beats. In this debut, Benga has produced an album that the genre can be proud of. Here is a more in-depth analysis of each song: 1. Zero M2 - 3:53 This track ...
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