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June 2010 - The third episode of Radio
Dubroom in this year of 2010 has two
segments: we start with some Jamaican Roots
Reggae and then turn to Poland, France,
Italy and Spain for some very deep Dubwise.
Jamaican
Roots Reggae is, unlike some people claim or
think, not dead at all. In fact there’s
some pretty strong material coming out,
increasingly during the last years. The
first nine titles are all reserved for a
musical illustration with this statement.
Most tracks were reviewed in mp3.dubroom.org.
No More
Babylon’s crucial Discomix with the
crucial vocals of Kenny Knots marks the
transition to the second segment of the
show, which contains a very interesting
selection of High Quality Deep DUB from the
Online (DUB) Reggae Artist community.
What to say
about Italy’s Moa Anbessa? Crucial stuff
from the producers who work with the UK
based Zion Train collective. Deep
electronical Roots DUB from Dub Engine,
Dubalizer and Big Family show that there is
indeed Roots in electronic music as it is
always the people who make the music.
The final
track of the podcast, from the Spanish based
band Hot Drop, closes of what was a
selection of Deep Roots and Dub, deep as in:
conscious lyrics, fat bass: authentic Reggae
music in two of it’s many forms!
PLAYLIST
01. Itation
Records - Clearly Riddim Dubwise
02. Kali Blaxx - Nah Trust Them
03. Winstrong - Sounds Of The Gun (Boom Boom
Blah Blah)
04. Jah Cure - Save Yourself
05. Mr. King - Borderline
06. Africano - Poor People Burden
07. Mikey General - For The Children’s
Sake
08. Eljai and Capleton - Blessed
09. Edi Fitzroy - Chant Down Babylon
10. No More Babylon and Kenny Knots - Bring
Jah Love
11. Hatman - Tonka Dub
12. Moa Anbessa - What A Day
13. Moa Anbessa - What A Dub
14. Dino Dub - Rastafari Dub
15. Dub Engine - Warrior In The Dub
16. Dubalizer featuring Nell and Mc Bing Man
- Soldier Of Dub
17. Big Family - Brukout
18. Ondubground - Step 4 Yah
19. I-Plant - I Am Blowing A Dub
20. Moa Anbessa - 16 Dub
21. Hot Drop - Thirsty Version
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