The alway entertaining and enlightening Google Trends year end analysis producing this wonderful graph about dub and dubstep – we already know those collide. Please add the trends you see and analysis in the comments – explore Google Trends here
Some more wonderful, reggae-inspired creations from David Cox who you may recall made this excellent animation video to the Stars Riddim a few years ago.
A classic track / dub track from Black Uhuru for ThanksGiving
This has been on regular repeat at the dub.com hq for the past few months. Not sure how many dubheads are hearing this – so here it is again. The Lost Ship by Panda Dub
John Peel is one of the reasons dub.com exists as a place on the internet to celebrate, share and enjoy this music called dub. Listening to John’s shows on the radio exposed us to music no one else was playing. John’s sense of music selection was uncanny. His ability to shift genres to shock, amaze or lure you in and always have something for you to treasure and seek. He opened eyes, ears and hearts to music in life. So to celebrate here’s a couple of favorite sessions of dub and reggae artists from his show. Prince Far I & Creation Rebel – Peel Session 1978 Carnastoan – John Peel session 19-10-1982 Misty in Roots John Peel Session Mikey Dread – Peel Session 1982 And here’s a…
On the excellent Sugar Shack Records, this is a wicked Dub version of the acclaimed Capital Letters album Wolverhampton album dubbed and mixed by Oldwah coming soon on CD and Digital Download – 16TH October 2015 Wolverhampton in Dub by Capital Letters With such fantastic reviews and an equally positive reaction from fans, we decided not to delay any longer with the release of the album’s dub counterpart “Wolverhampton in Dubâ€. For this version, we shine the spotlight on mixing engineer and Sugar Shack regular Dave ‘Oldwah’ Sandford who was given free reign and has produced something to be proud of. Dave was really looking forward to mixing this album as in his words; “the quality of the recordings engineered by Noel Brown were superb as was the…
Some crucial new tunes on the new King’s Chamber label – Hidden Operator brings a heavy modern dub aesthetic. Check it. HIDDEN OPERATOR – Higher Than the Mountain (7â€, KC01) Introducing Hidden Operator with this first release on Kings Chamber. While his gritty version of dub, digital and dancehall is rooted in the tradition of the old days, it’s also heavily influenced by contemporary sounds and always pushing things forward. Hidden Operator use found sounds, samples of forgotten vocalists and occasional ghosts, to make otherworldly smoke filled dub versions on tracks that may not had ever existed. On “Higher Than the Mountain†he lets his primitive dub tools loose over a chanting ragga coloured number. On the B-side Arctic Haiti cooks up a nightmarish voodoo version.…
News from our friends at the Telerama Dub Festival 2015 – here is the lineup for this year. Wish we could go. Du 31 Octobre au 28 Novembre 2015 le Télérama Dub Festival fera trembler les salles aux quatre coins de la France. Découvrez les artistes, les producteurs, les chanteurs et les MC à l’affiche du #TDF13 La programmation en détail sur : www.teleramadubfestival.fr/
Brand new mixtape from Jah Blem Musik Revival Dub Volume 2. Tracklisting: Intro Dub Me Oh Jah – Samory I x Rory Stonelove Take Me Oh Jah – Samory I Rate Rasta Dub – Xana Romeo Rate Rasta – Xana Romeo Freedom Dub – Hempress Sativa x Rory Stonelove Freedom – Hempress Sativa Dub Dread [Willy Tee Dub Mix] – Micah Shemaiah Original Dread – Micah Shemaiah Run Dub [Umberto Echo Dub Mix] – Runkus Run – Runkus Jah Love Shine Down [Russ D Remix] – Dre Island Jah Love Shine Down Dub – Disciples Dub Chant Rastafari [Russ D Remix] – Tarrus Riley Chant Rastafari Dub – Disciples Dub One Day Dub – Sizzla Settle Down Dub – Blend Mishkin & Roots Evolution ft Exco Levi…