Squidly Cole

The debut album ‘Babylon Days’ from Squidly Cole is upon us..
We’ve been privvy to a selection of the tracks one of which is
Airing on the player here ,the album includes 12 tunes of dynamite Jamaican music encompassing roots ,dancehall and even hip hop vibes ,long time artist and highly professional drummer Squidly ‘Wilburn’ Cole has come up with an album worthy of a fistful of your dollars check out his website (link Below) to catch more flavours of this now firmly established
Artist. The album has been put together at his renowned recording studio ‘100 Studio’ in Ja. (check link below)
Squidly has come in fine style with a Dynamite collection of cuts that gives a respectful nod at the roots and culture whilst moving dynamically onwards in modern reggae sound fashion. He has cultivated his own premier league music that is sure to satisfy roots, dancehall, and even hip hop music lovers . Squidly has proven with ‘Babylon Days’ that he is much more than a great drummer and producer. Squidly Cole has now arrived as an established singer.
Put this album on your musical shopping list!!

Squidly Cole.

The Debut album

"Babylon Days"

Available now at all good online record stores. Also check http://squidlycole.net/

Below is taken from www.squidlycole.net
Another important milestone in Squidly's producing credits came in 1998 when at the request of Stephen Marley, he co-produced with Christopher Meredith on Lauryn Hill and Rebel Music's remixed duet with Bob Marley on "Turn Your Lights Down Low" for Chant Down Babylon, an album in which famous Marley songs were remixed with contemporary artists. The album achieved platinum sales and the track, "Turn Your Lights Down Low", was released as the most successful single and music video on that album. Squidly then went on to record on Lauryn Hill's solo debut, The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill , "When it Hurts so Bad", a favorite hit off the Grammy award winning album. Throughout his extensive career, Squidly has continued to collaborate with many of the finest musicians from Jamaica and abroad.

Most recently, Squidly has been performing with Stephen Marley and has just wrapped up an extensive 2007 US tour in support of Stephen's solo debut and Grammy winning album, Mind Control. In 2005, Squidly established his own recording studio, 100 Studio. 100 Studio features the best blend of roots reggae culture and dancehall music from both seasoned musicians and the best of Jamaica's up and coming talent. 100 Studio has access to many of the most talented reggae veterans from Jamaica, including: Squidly Cole, Bongo Herman, Dia Ferran, Christopher Meredith, AxeMan, Beezy Coleman, Lamar Brown (aka Riff Raff) Carol "Bowie" McClaughlin, Dean Fraser, Andrew Mr. Bassman, Andrew Manning, Sticky Thompson, Obeah, Phanso, Dalton Browne, Fire House Crew, Everroll Wray, Andrew Manninig, Freddy Fatstring, and Sidney Mills.
www.100studio.com