Pride of the Underdog

"Us & Us"
Pride of the Underdog
Studio album by Deeder Zaman
Released	31 October 2011
Genre	Electronic; hip hop; reggae;
Length	53:08
Language	English
Label	Modulor
Producer	Adrian Sherwood[1]; Deeder Zaman; Devon White; Trevor Boucard;
Deeder Zaman chronology
Singles from Pride of the Underdog
	"Us & Us"; Released: 25 October 2011;

Pride of the Underdog is the second studio album by English rapper Deeder Zaman, released on 31 October 2011 by Modulor.

Critical response

Mat Ward of Green Left Weekly described Pride of the Underdog as "...warm, wide bass and shuffling sounds from speaker to speaker like shifting sands. Its reversed snares seem to slip through your cranium as they surreally slide from ear to ear."[2]

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Delgado Riddim"	2:39
2.	"Baby I Love You So"	4:11
3.	"Trixta"	4:44
4.	"Want to Know"	3:13
5.	"Brothers and Sisters"	4:17
6.	"Roots Man"	4:38
7.	"Jesus"	3:34
8.	"Humble"	3:16
9.	"1 Call"	6:47
10.	"Us & Us"	4:17
11.	"Baby I Love You So" (Jungle Mix)	4:25
12.	"Us & Us" (Alcuacil Dubkilla HI-FI Mix)	3:45
13.	"Baby I Love You So" (Acappella)	3:24
Total length:		53:08

Personnel

Musicians

Deeder Zaman – bass guitar, melodica
Devon White – guitar
Skip McDonald – guitar
Alok Verma – percussion, tabla

Vocals

Deeder Zaman
Devon White
Ghetto Priest
Elaine Cheng

Technical

Vinod Gadher – executive producer
Adrian Sherwood – mix engineer

References

"Un deuxième album pour Deeder Zaman" (in French). Reggae.fr. 24 November 2011. Retrieved 1 September 2015.
Ward, Mat (14 February 2012). "Former Asian Dub Foundation frontman: From pop star, to activist and back again". Green Left Weekly. Retrieved 1 September 2015.

External links

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[reggae-1] "Un deuxième album pour Deeder Zaman" (in French). Reggae.fr. 24 November 2011. Retrieved 1 September 2015.

[greenleft-2] Ward, Mat (14 February 2012). "Former Asian Dub Foundation frontman: From pop star, to activist and back again". Green Left Weekly. Retrieved 1 September 2015.