Unrestrained on relentlessness production spree with mission to bring as many uncompromising musical artifacts to the world as possible, Haris Pilton issues a tribute to King Tubby:
“From the streets of Waterhouse to the four corners of the world, one name reigns supreme in the kingdom of bass and echo: King Tubby. In the 1970s, when sound system was the heartbeat of the people and the dancehall a temple of vibration, Tubby stood at the control tower like a scientist of sound. He wasn’t just mixing tunes – he was inventing a new language of music. Stripping songs to their raw bones, stretching snares through reverb, dropping bass like thunderclaps, and letting echoes run like lightning through the night sky – Tubby created dub.
Others played records. Tubby built worlds. With his hands on the board, he turned riddims into heavy meditations, transforming a simple version into a full-blown sonic universe of drum, bass, and spirit. He was the originator, the innovator, the master who showed Jamaica – and the world – that the studio itself could be an instrument.
Now comes Think Dubby, a new chapter in the long echo of Tubby’s legacy. Carrying forward this spirit comes Think Dubby, a heavyweight tribute album crafted and dubbed by Haris Pilton, and released on Montego Bay Records, the imprint of none other than Chantelle Morgan – the Queen of Dub herself. With Morgan co-producing alongside Pilton, the project unites two deep roots visionaries under one crown. The recordings were laid down in Positive Reality Studio and Montego Bay Records Studio .Crafted and dubbed by Haris Pilton, this album bows deeply to the foundation while standing tall in its own right. Here you’ll find strictly heavyweight dubwise, built in the old-fashioned style, with every version rolling deep like the roots of a giant tree. No gimmicks, no shortcuts – just the pure essence of dub as Tubby himself would have blessed it: bassline strong, drums militant, and the mix alive with mystery.
Think Dubby is more than an album – it is a tribute to the King. A reminder of why Tubby was, and forever will be, the creator and crown prince of sound manipulation, the very one who turned Jamaica’s music inside out and gave birth to a genre that still shakes the earth.
So drop the needle or press play, light the chalice, and let the vibrations speak. This one is for King Tubby! “
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Haris Pilton – Evil Zombie Robot from Outer Space / Wicked Ninjas from Hollow Earth / The Cursed Stripper Mermaids of Dread Lagoon / Speed of Light
One and only mighty Haris Pilton never failing delivery of sabbatical dubbical excursion non stop, issuing 4 different flavored full albums of roots rock reggae inna dubwise motion inna last 3 months!
Suplicating legendary gold era of dub Haris saves the Earth from Robo-Dub in Evil Zombie Robot from Outer Space where heavy effects chase the zombies away:
Retrieving sacred dub scrolls in Wicked Ninjas from Hollow Earth with styles for miles:
Reinventing seaside vibes alongside enigmatic Chantelle Morgan in The Cursed Stripper Mermaids of Dread Lagoon where horns and seagulls lead the way:
Heading straight from hyperspace nebula parallel universe dubs in Speed of Light:
Alongside these be sure different musical profiles like gypsy brass Balkan Voodoo Orchestra and post apocalyptic electro punk Kali Fat Dub!
NAH MISS!
Haris Pilton – Fruits Radix
Rally round the roots of dub fruits on another musical journey with rootsman Haris Pilton!
Haris Pilton – Cuss Cuss EP
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Original no 1 producer no 1 sound Haris Pilton coming in with foundation riddim EP.
Two tracks full of original classic sounds and vibes ready to go into any riddim specials box out to play!
Haris Pilton meets Johnny Clarke & Hornsman Coyote – Dunza EP
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Number one SloveniaJAH producer Haris Pilton coming in with Dunza EP featuring legendary Johny Clarke and Hornsman Coyote. Vocal and brass versions followed by 3 different dub cuts. NAH MISS!
“Dunza EP”
In a groundbreaking musical venture, Haris Pilton, the visionary artist and producer, is set to unveil his latest masterpiece, the ” Dunza EP.” This highly anticipated release sees the convergence of talents from various corners of the globe, creating a musical tapestry that transcends boundaries and genres. The EP, featuring the legendary Jamaican reggae singer Johnny Clarke and Serbia’s acclaimed trombone player Hornsman Coyote, is a testament to the universality of music and its power to connect diverse cultures.
Haris Pilton, known for his innovative approach to music production, has curated a collection of five tracks from the legendary Blood Dunza riddim. “Blood Dunza EP” is not just an EP album; it’s a sonic journey that invites listeners to immerse themselves in a world where tradition and modernity coalesce in perfect harmony.
The collaboration with Johnny Clarke, an icon in the Jamaican reggae scene, brings an authentic and timeless feel to the EP. Clarke’s soulful vocals and profound lyrics resonate throughout first song on EP, elevating the listening experience to new heights. His contribution adds a rich layer of authenticity to the project, making it a genuine celebration of reggae’s roots and golden era of reggae..
Hornsman Coyote, a maestro of the trombone hailing from Serbia, injects the EP with a distinct and vibrant energy. His skillful play weaves through the melodies, creating a bridge between the Caribbean rhythms and the soulful echoes of Eastern Europe. The result is a fusion that transcends borders, demonstrating the universal language of music.
As the mastermind behind the “Dunza EP,” Haris Pilton showcases not only his prowess as a producer but also his ability to bring together artists from different corners of the world. The EP is a testament to the power of collaboration and the magic that unfolds when diverse talents unite under a common creative vision.
With each track carefully crafted and produced by Haris Pilton, the “Dunza EP” promises a listening experience that is both captivating and thought-provoking. One vocal, one brass and three different dub versions from the roots-inspired beats to the contemporary twists, the EP encapsulates the essence of reggae while pushing the boundaries of the genre.
Prepare to embark on a musical odyssey as “Dunza EP” drops, inviting you to immerse yourself in the soulful & dubby sounds of reggae, enhanced by the collaborative brilliance of Haris Pilton, Johnny Clarke, and Hornsman Coyote. It’s more than an EP album; it’s a cultural convergence, a celebration of unity through music, and a testament to the enduring power of collaboration in the ever-evolving landscape of global soundscapes.
Haris Pilton meets Joseph Cotton – Mr Classic
Privileged to listen to some early mixes in the making of this master piece, Jah Billah confirms this album opens up a new chapter for Balkan regggae.
Mr. Pilton says:
After two years brand new reggae album is here.
HARIS PILTON meets legendary JOSEPH COTTON aka JAH WALTON on an album called MR CLASSIC. The album includes 14 songs in an old fashion reggae style.
Enjoy
From press release:
MR CLASSIC is the latest album from Joseph Cotton in collaboration with producer Haris Pilton.
Legend Joseph Cotton aka Jah Walton (born Silbert Walton, 1957, St. Ann, Jamaica) is a reggae deejay and singer active since the mid-1970s. He recorded his first song named “Gourmandizer” with Joe Gibbs in 1976, under the name Jah Walton. He then moved to Harry Mudie owner of Moodisc label, recording popular tracks such as “Stay A Yard And Praise God” and “Touch Her Where She Want It Most” (the title track from his debut album).
In the mid-1980s he began recording under the name Joseph Cotton, immediately having success. He reached No.1 in the UK charts with “No Touch The Style”, leading to a television appearance on Channel 4’s Club Mixprogramme in 1987. Several more reggae chart hits followed in the form of “Things Running Slow”, “Pat Ha Fe Cook”, “Tutoring”, “Judge Cotton”, and “What Is This”.
Cotton continued to perform and record into the 1990s, 2000s and the present day. He now lives in France where he performs at venues throughout the country and elsewhere in Europe both solo and in collaboration with other reggae artists
Kali Fat Dub – Životinjska Karma
“Post-apocalyptic DUB” is not an easy load, but Kali Fat Dub carry the flag and spearhead Balkan DUB charge.
Full support for 11 track 2021 album now available on BandCamp!
Digitron Sound meets Haris Pilton – Not Granted riddim
Heavyweight combination with Hornsman Coyote brass section, Digitron steppas and Haris Pilton flavor and styles results in 11 track mixes including Dubolik dub and vocals by Tadiman, MC Lipin, Jahmadeus and Berise.
Nah miss!
Haris Pilton meets Greg Even – Ting A Ling riddim
Ting A Ling riddim featuring vocal cuts from Peppery, Joseph Cotton, Tadiman, Buda, MC Lilpin, Jacuzzy Krall and Karmen Klinc!
Rootical rub a dub style!
Bademah feat Tenor Youthman – Blood A Run Remixed
Eleven remixes in different styles ranging from deep dubstep to heavy dubwise cuts of sold out Tenor Youthman and Bademah 7″ tune “Blood A Run”.
Witness the versatility of world wide band of wicked versionists each ramping up original sounds into unique and fresh blends.
Cover art by Amar Zahiragić.
From release notes:
Tenor Youthman and Bademah made a song called Blood A Run that we released on vinyl 7″ on our label in 300 copies that is sold out long time ago and original song and dub were limited to those 300 copies. Message of this release needs to be heard so we decided to do a remixed digital release that will be available on all streaming platforms. Producers and artists on this release are from Canada, Russia, Sweden, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia united to send a message of peace and a positive vibrations of Dub music to the world.
Its free for grabs until we run out of free DL slots.
Mastered by DUBSALON SKYLAB STUDIO 11 TROPICS and Doktor Heba @ Buna River Studios Mostar
Haris Pilton meets Greg Evans – Ting A Ling
Crucial vibes from Haris Pilton and Greg Evans coming up with roots, dub and jungle cuts on Ting A Ling EP for Such A Vibe records.
Nobody sleep on this!
Haris Pilton – Reggae Station
Fresh from Positive Reality records come full roots album. Nah miss!
OUT OF MANY COME DUB AND OUT OF DUB COME ONE 