100% dynamite explores the links between reggae, jazz, funk and soul. the album is jam-packed with reggae tunes that have crossed-over and become cult dancefloor hits in clubland such as >greedy g<, >rocksteady< and >granny scratch scratch<. fourteen tracks of music that show the influence that american jazz, funk and soul music has had on jamaican reggae. the proximity of the west indies to the usa meant that many jamaican musicians would continue to be influenced by american styles of music whilst at the same time continuing to define new styles of their own such as ska, rocksteady and dub.

nice price deal !!! having previously recorded disco sucks vol.3 for bill brewsters disco sucks label! this 12 is actually his first release under this name, and what a way to start. a. takes on n.e.r.d she wants to move featuring the hip hop allstars (q tip, de la soul, jungle brothers, native tongue) and turns it in to a disco hip house monster! a guaranteed floor filler! b1. get down, samples the classic new york disco punk funk tune connie case, and turns it into an electro disco house belter. b2 is a down tempo baldelli style, cosmic/slo motion flavour, ideal tune for the beginning or the end of the night!

2007, is nu tropic new label launching year : jazzmin records. afer the two first 12 inch from the combo released early this year, nu tropic asked their friends to remix their first album >vocé sabe< songs. the result >vocé sabe remixed< is a perfect combination of their tracks optimized for some dancefloor action.you will find on this album >la creme de la creme< of french trendy producers such like playin 4 the city, franck roger, l aroye & ky…nu tropic brazilian flavours are then transformed into highly danceable house tunes. nu tropic love japan & japanese famous artists jazztronik, yukihiro fukutomi & soul source (who remixed jackson 5 few years ago) also joined this project to add their typical jazz beats >savoir faire<