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Apr 21, 2009 4 min

5. Kush Arora feat. Bongo Chilli - TheTruth

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Enter a post-dancehall world where MCs are confronted with the latest in cultural-styled electronic riddims: Dread Bass. Kush Arora returns with a collection of his Punjabi-soaked, dance production; accompanied by the biggest names in Futuristic Dancehall.Now on his 7th record, Kush shows the evolution from his Indo-Reggae roots, to what is being recognized worldwide as his “Dread Bass” signature sound. Warrior Queen, MC ZULU, Juakali, N4SA, Bongo Chilli, and Wiseproof come from all corners of America and the UK to bring the vibes together. These 11 songs will give both the casual and discerning listener a glimpse into the future of cultural sounds.

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