These are on sale right now at excellent prices… grab them before someone else does and adds $20 to the price tag… https://www.millionsofrecords.com/home.aspx?i=1&genre=Dub Revolutionaries – Dub Plate Specials Label: Jamaican Recordings UK Scientist – Scientist At The Controls Of Dub: Rare Dubs 1979-1980 Label: Jamaican Recordings UK Aggrovators – Dubbing It Studio 1 Style Label: Jamaican Recordings UK Cornell Campbell – The Gorgon Dubwise Label: Jamaican Recordings UK
Once you start listening you might not be able to stop. Long time NinjaTune denizen DJ Vadim brings us a wonderful new outing. Check his mixcloud for more Reggae lovers unite! Nearly 20 years into his recording career, LOOP is proud to present the highly anticipated full-length album from London-based legend Dj Vadim aka Daddy Vad. A relentless creative spirit and modern reggae don, he plays tribute to a legacy of roots & reggae, adding the 16-track bass-heavy stormer ‘Dubcatcher’ to his inspiring repertoire. Never one to sit on his laurels, he comes with a duology of albums. First ‘Dubcatcher’, then ‘Soulcatcher’ – two sides of one man. Leading with the bass and later in 2014 comes the soul! Dubcatcher by DJ Vadim
Very entertaining and engaging album from Svaha Sound Listen and buy it now! Svaha Sound brings you The Eastern Rising. An album of eastern influenced dub. Featuring Vibronics, Kanka, early W~Rm, Jah Billah, Fleck, NickyNutz, Injham, Uptown Rebels, Karma Dub and the biggest upcoming producers from across the planet! All mastered by Don Fe. So just load it up, crank it up and skank it up inna zen style!
If you want to understand an important part of Jamaican music culture you need to listen to a lot of 45s. Unfortunately due to the popularity of the format so many were made that never made it to a re-issue or compilation LP or CD. Fortunately for us there are some great collectors out there who write great blogs and create great mixes who are willing to share mixes of their collection with us. Here are four great blogs all run by passionate enthusiastic lovers of Jamaican music. By no means a comprehensive list and these blogs will, in turn, lead you to hundreds of more blogs – but just four that we really enjoy and respect. Enjoy – dub.com http://davesjukebox.blogspot.com/ Dave is a passionate collector of…
Dub Gabriel recently set up his turntables at the d/a/c lab. He hooked up his tape delays, reverbs and dub sirens and dropped a 1 1/2 hour set of all vintage vinyl with essential selections of vintage dancehall, reggae & dub. Recorded live at his studio, these vintage selections guarantee to warm up the sound system this summer. Dub Gabriel – Reggae Special (Vintage Vinyl Mix) by Dubgabriel on Mixcloud Tracklisting: Purple Man – King of the Way Sancho – Chase Vampire Billy Boyo – Wicked She Wicked Carol Kalphat – African Land Sly & Robbie – Rocks and Mountains Ranking Dread – Africa Buro Banton – Can’t Take the Running’s in a Babylon Junior Cat – Anerexol Body Michigan & Smiley – Down Presser Nicodemus –…
Saw this movie late night on bbc. http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2008/oct/04/babylon.franco.rosso “The footage of the righteous Jah Shaka is priceless. Babylon couldn’t have been anything but authentic.” http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080406/
“Greetings Music Lovers…” so starts every episode of On the Wire from BBC Radio Lancashire and they’ve an amazing 25th anniversary show with mixes from DJ Pinch, Kode 9, Mick Sleeper of Upsetter.net, TurnTableTerrorist aka Terry C. of WLUW ‘s “Echo Beach” Mix, and the regular crew of On the Wire presenting the mixes and four hours of their unique and eclectic selections. Congratulations to On the Wire and here’s to another 25 years!