Centry, Manasseh

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Foot Pedal Dub / Old King Cole – Immerse yourself in the rich soundscapes of Foot Pedal Dub / Old King Cole, a masterful release from Centry Manasseh, now available on Partial Records (PRTL10022). This exceptional vinyl showcases Centry Manasseh's unique blend of classic roots reggae and innovative dub techniques, capturing the essence of the genre with an authentic sound that resonates with both nostalgia and modernity.

This double A-side features two standout tracks, "Foot Pedal Dub" and "Old King Cole," each highlighting Manasseh's impeccable production skills and deep understanding of reggae music. Foot Pedal Dub takes listeners on a sonic journey through pulsating rhythms and dynamic effects, while Old King Cole combines soulful melodies with thoughtful lyrics, creating an engaging listening experience that celebrates the roots of reggae culture.

Centry Manasseh, known for his impactful contributions to the UK reggae scene, delivers a release that is not only a testament to his artistic vision but also a celebration of the enduring legacy of dub music. This limited-edition pressing from Partial Records is a must-have for vinyl collectors and reggae enthusiasts, offering a perfect addition to any collection.

Don't miss out on the chance to experience Foot Pedal Dub / Old King Cole—a true representation of classic reggae vibes infused with contemporary flair. Grab your copy today and enjoy the rich, textured sounds that Centry Manasseh has to offer.
Genre: Dub

Partial are not mucking about in early 2021 as they unleash an avalanche of new 10"s that dig deep into the annals of dub history and come up with plenty of golden oldies well deserving of a reissue. On this one, UK dub stalwart's Centry and Manasseh step forward with 'Foot Pedal Dub' and 'Basement Dub' which are well wanted by the dub community and are previously unreleased raw instrumental dub cuts from 1991. Sound system plays from the likes of Aba Shanti helped establish them then and have kept them in the news since. 'Old King Cole' is from 1992 and is a sick instrumental with blazing horns.