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Dub is Mind All is Mind

A Dub Selection

1. DubNL- Higher Ranking Dub
2. Creation Rebel- Black Lion Dub
3. Ashanti Waugh- Jah Dub
4. Revolutionaries- Kunta Kinte version 1
5. Alpha and Omega- Contentious Dub
6. Bissoman- Eek a Mouse – Ganja Smugglin’ REMIX
7. Dubmatix- Killing Dub
8. Easy Star All Stars- Dubbing up the Walls
9. Mr. Mefistou vs. GZA- Liquid Swords (Babylon’s Nemesis Version)
10.Dub Terminator + High Freequency- Equal Rights (feat. Chappa Jan)
11.Rootah- Mr. Vibes
12.Pupajim- International Farmer
13.Dubbing Sun- Far I Ready
14.Dub Creator- Jah dubness
15.I-Lodica- Daybreak (Disciples Mix)
16.Dubmatix- Ichense Dub
17.Jah Batta- Mi Black
18.Jah Yu- Damul Goon
19.Johnny Clark- Dreader Dub
20.Lee Scratch Perry- Roast Fish and Cornbread
21.Ticklah vs. David Axelrod- Two Face
22.AAcrylistic Sound, Lainguage & Lucas- New Daze Dub

Just got a link to this and already loving it. Such a good story about roots that were roots and influenced so many and now available again for all collectors and fans:

Inspired by the first wave of UK produced Digi Roots and Dub he was hearing at Nick Manasseh’s Roots Rock Reggae sessions at London’s Dingwalls and Jah Shaka dances, reggae lover and club promoter Anthony Cummins got together with friends Adam Holden (Fish), Mark Evans (Suffurah) and Hamish Brown (All Nation Rockers), to see about getting some studio time and trying their hand at creating their own music.
A visit to Youth Sound record shop to get feedback for an early version of “Warm The Nation” gained them a positive response from Tenastelin, Danny Red and MC Ishen. The feedback was such that Mark decided they had to release the tune. Joined by local singer Kenrick Griffith (Versatile Creations), they finished the track and the following Spring, the Sound ‘n’ Pressure label launched with the release of “Warm the Nation” on 12”.
The record was a hit on the underground UK reggae scene and over the next couple of years, the label put out another three equally well received twelve inch singles and had their fifth release recorded and being played on dubplate by Aba Shanti. Unfortunately for reggae fans, in 1995 Anthony decided to put his time and energy into creating and opening his own studio and the label was put on hold with no further releases.
In the intervening years, a whole new generation of fans in the UK and worldwide have discovered those original Sound ‘n’ Pressure records, often paying high prices to secure copies. Finally the music will be readily available again when Reggae Archive Records release their Sound ‘n’ Pressure compilation, ‘Sound ‘n’ Pressure Story, on 11th March 2013.
Remastered from the original master tapes, the music has never sounded better and in addition to the four twelve inches, the album includes both tracks from what would have been the fifth single, (previously an exclusive Aba Shanti dub plate), and an unreleased track Anthony created for a short film..
The album comes with sleeve notes filling in the background to the label and is available on CD, limited edition vinyl and as a digital download from all good outlets.

A really fantastic cover of the Rhythm and Sound classic “Queen in My Empire” from Italy – Blackjob and Beat Inc

via original cultures

Instrumental (could use a dub version too)

Vocal

Rodigan’s tribute to King Tubby

The Incredible Dub Machine is a Cyprus-based reggae dub project-, created in 2012 and fronted by Savvas “Dub” Thomas and winged by Ras Kyr, as wel as other artists according to the event or venue.

Dub in 3D. Not sure if this video is “official” – Deepchord contact us if you object. Respect.

via - Ernestas Čeponis via Zra Montalban

Nice bit of steppers dub from France

More excellent dub styling from Burnett Town Sound who brought us the tasty Sensi Me Street EP back in February

Buy the full album with much more on iTunes or Amazon