The Jubalaires — Noah [ Bassic Remix ]

The Jubalaires — Noah [ Bassic Remix ] brings a fresh edge to a 1940s classic. Known for rich harmonies and storytelling, The Jubalaires combined gospel with fast-paced vocals, an approach that feels like a precursor to modern rhythm and rap.

In the remix, Bassic keeps the soul of "Noah" intact, layering in bass and a beat that doesn’t overpower the original. The result is a track that respects the story while amplifying its rhythm, creating a bridge between two distinct eras.

For anyone curious about early gospel with a contemporary twist, this remix highlights the enduring power of music and rhythm in a way that’s simple, direct, and surprisingly timeless.

By Paul Brothwood

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