HAIL H.I.M.

Welcome to my intergalactic world. From the sands of Cairo Egypt to the mud of the Mississippi, fertile crescent of the Crescent City. We humans are composed of the same elements as stars. Dogon Sirius to Mars. We left our mark etched in living stone. Love is the key, truth is our defense. Before the foundation of the world, and from everlasting to everlasting. One.

  "...I looked and behold, a whirlwind came out of the north, a great cloud, and a fire unfolding itself, and a great brightness was about it, and out of the midst there of as the color of amber, out of the midst of the fire.

  - Eziekiel 1:4

This July'11, Hunter traveled to Los Angeles where he laid five new tracks for his upcoming reggae album, Delta Dub, with famed punk rock producer Tim Armstrong of Rancid and the band Engine Room. The sessions covered Bob Dylan's, "Dark Eyes" and Rolling Stones, 'Last Time" with three new ordinal songs, "Danger Zone" written by Ben Hunter, "Way Yonder Home" written by Wayne Jobson and "Anit gonna Give In" by Tim Armstrong. Produced and arranged by Tim Armstrong...

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Hunter's latest project "Delta Dub" recorded April '10 in Ocho Rios Jamaica at legendary Jack Rubys Studio and Dream River formerly Bob Marley estate Castle Garden St. Mary. Produced by Bass over Babylon and Awareness Production. This twelve song disc will include 10 originals and 2 covers. Sunshine Superman by Donovan and Heart of Gold by Neil young.

Bass over Babylon is Brian and Wayne Jobson with Neil Case.

Brian and Wayne has worked with top rock group No Doubt and was executive producer on 4 songs on there hit album Rock Steady including dancehall flavored smash single "Hey Baby", which won two Grammys and Underneath it All, both landing #1 around the world. Brian also worked with such diverse music industry notables as Dave Stewart & Annie Lennox, Jimmy Cliff, Betty Wright, Sly & Robby and UB40.

Wayne, a lawyer, is arguably one of the hardest working agents of Reggae music. Billboard dubbed him "The Reggae Authority" while hit maker Fergie (Black Eyed Peas) refers to him as "the reggae expert". Wayne is living in Los Angles and has developed a film project with Chis Blackwell (Island Records).He also produced Peter Tosh documentary Red X.

Neil Case career started as a recording engineer at the legendary Dynamic Sounds studio in Kingston Jamaica as a teenager. Neil worked with reggae icons and international stars including Toots and the Maytals, Peter Tosh, Inner Circle, Joe Cocker, Steve Wonder and many others. He has produced many albums under his production company "Bass Mekanik".
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