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Mono & Nikitaman release "Für immer"

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Author: phanthomas
Publishing date: 05.02.2006 19:26

The in the GSA well-known duo Mono & Nikitaman coming from Austria and Germany are currently about to release their second album on the Rootdown Music label accompanied by a record release tour covering the whole GSA area. With over 350 gigs in the past and still more coming up, they´re known as a reggae combo with a huge stage experience delivering powerful shows and a huge crowd eagerly expecting their new 16 track studio release named "Für Immer". Read on for more details..

Mono & Nikitaman - Für Immer CD 2006

Label: Rootdown Records
Artist: Mono & Nikitaman
Title: Für immer
Playtime: 58:50 min
Cat-No: RDM13035-2 (CD) / RDM13035-2 (2LP)
Avail: 03/03/2006
Distr: Rootdown Distribution

Rating: [XXXXXXXXXX]

As versatile as Mono & Nikitaman´s audience is, so is their second album: Covering every genre from Dancehall to more rootsy tunes and just as well every topic from Slackness ("Sex Sells") to love tunes ("Bist du da?"), critical tunes ("Fresse halten - selber machen", "Neu", "Tausend", ..) and more trivial topics with "Zweite Halbzeit", "Boom" and "M&N II".

All instrumentals feature more or less well-known riddims by noticeable producers such as C. Birch, Sam Gilly, Philipp "Flip" Kroll, Beres Hammond/House of Riddim, Rootdowns own producer Teka and more.

The whole album features a nice mix of all genres and topics as said before, so i´m sure that there will be a row of songs that suite each individuals taste, but particularly interesting are probably the two combination tunes with Jamaican Artists Warrior King and Ward21. Interesting in fact, because Mono & Nikitaman as well as their jamaican counterparts do their respective parts in their own native languages resulting in a sweet mix. Only problem with those two tunes seems that the mixing of the german parts is not half as clear as the english/jamaican parts which makes it really hard to understand anything of the lyrics. Really a pity, because the engineering of the other tunes is really alright.

Anyway - recommendation for every die-hard GSA-Reggaefan!