Upcoming on Soul Island is Dub Terminator album named Dubmental. Proper name that!
New Zealand’s future roots king is fully dubbing his own thing never borrowing next man’ sound but delivering style and originality all the while.
Ease up your day or night with this trough some fine headphones or speakers. Don’t play this over just any ibby dibby system you hear?
MC Mannaro (Double Spliff sound system, PU) and the music producer Natty P (Bologna) team up for this 4 track+ dubs EP coming in with strikly digital rub-a-dub styles. Check out Educational Rhyme and dub along with rest of this proper wickedness:
Second release on brand new AmpliFyah respresenting Sheco madman junglist outa Pula and yours unruly Jah Billah each coming in with vocal and instrumental. Gwan show your support!
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Twenty-Five Doors to Meditation: A Handbook for Entering Samadhi by William Bodri and Lee Shu-Mei (1998)
In case you missed it, don’t be a fool and go get it. Monodred refixes Queen and David Bowie combination classic into roots killer.
Fresh from the oven.
Politicians come and go, but good reggae music is here to stay.
Croatia’s largest roots outfit Brain Holidays gather around outernational forces alongside homegrown souljahs for this remix side.
From proper dubwise to drum n bass every kind of reggae flavor is represented.
Jah Billah coming in with “Pleme” and “Tik Tak” remixes straight from “System Error” album.
Crucial tings!
Jah Billah dubs Bob Marley & The Wailers – Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) in 12 O’ clock dub. Strictly for the dubheads: echo and reverb do the talking. Gwan get it for your dub box arsenal.
OUT OF MANY COME DUB AND OUT OF DUB COME ONE 