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Celebrating Nina

A Reggae Tribute To Nina Simone. Multi-GRAMMY Award-winner Stephen Marley just released his new EP “Celebrating Nina: Reggae Tribute To Nina Simone“ via Ghetto Youths Intl. Nina Simone is one of America’s most legendary singer, songwriter. This EP features contributions from Queen Ifrica, Joss Stone, Etana, Maya Azucena, Melanie Fiona, Terri Walker and Cedella Marley.

Gaudi | Sub Signals Vol.2

A deep dive into bass. Sub Signals Vol.2 is a deep dive into underground bass, guided by artist and producer Gaudi. Featuring predominantly unreleased originals and versions by some of the biggest names in the worldwide dub collective, Sub Signals Vol.2 intricately combines analogue elements with digital grooves to stunning effect.

Horace Andy | Broken Beats 2

Timeless vibrations. Echo Beach asked friends of the label to rework Horace Andy’s classic tracks in their own sound outfit. This time the label hasn’t trawled old Studio One tapes for historic vocal snippets – that would sooo nineties; no, Horace Andy personally put in an appearance to sing new versions of his classic tracks on top of timeless and contemporary riddims.

Nilotika Cultural Ensemble | Nyabingi Resurrection

East Africa meets East Kingston. Working with Switchstance Recordings, Nilotika have achieved a milestone in musical history: the first ever African Nyabingi recording, which took place at East African Records studio in Kampala, Uganda. The session was captured over two weeks, using local instruments and the full ensemble of around 15 people, including friends and family. The results are extraordinary.

Sisa Me | Seeing The Good In The Bad

Seeing The Good In The Bad is essential. The Berlin collective brings the organic band vibe back into pop music. Radio-friendly hooks, full brass sections and sweeping grooves combine to create a new interpretation of singer-songwriting with dub influences. Free of clichés and borders.

Gentleman's Dub Club | Down To Earth

The strength of earth, heart and soul. From the foundations of ‘The Big Smoke’, to the intergalactic heights of ‘Lost in Space’, Gentleman’s Dub Club’s voyage has taken them through ‘Fire’ and ‘Earthquake’ as they stop at nothing to discover and develop their sound. The eight Gents have delivered inimitable reggae, dub, ska, jazz, and electronica since 2006. Now they return back ‘Down To Earth’ with a brand-new mix of beats and bass.

The Late Ones | Lately

Better late than never. A very refreshing Reggae 🤝 Hip-Hop hybrid. “‘Babylon Exists’ - the opening track - is a straight shot at the evil and brutality that we feel from the government and police. This song is an anthem stating that evil is real - and until we all can unite and figure out how to truly put an end to it, it’s gonna live on forever. Babylon exists more than ever.

Paolo Baldini Dubfiles meets Dubblestandart | "Dub Me Crazy"

Dubble-tough Dub. Vienna´s finest moments in dub working and collaborating with the new technological dimension of modern Dub: Paolo Baldini from Italy.

Ancient Astronauts | "Zik Zak"

An African musical odyssey. Over three years in the making, ZIK ZAK is an African musical odyssey, featuring some of the freshest talents from nine countries on the mother continent. Tying this remarkable range of artists together are German production team ANCIENT ASTRONAUTS, weaving the vocal talents of the African singers into their distinctive “Boom Dub” sound. Drawing on Hip Hop, Dancehall, Roots Reggae, and Soul.

Bob Marley in Dub

FLAPAAaaam!!!. The first snare roll leaves no doubt: this is a dub album, reminiscing the pioneers of the genre like King Tubby, Lee „Scratch“ Perry, and Scientist, and of course, it's a tribute to the revolutionary music of Bob Marley and the Wailers.

Raphael Tate | FEAR. NO. EVIL

Staring the devil right in the face. ‘FEAR. NO. EVIL’ greets us with a sweet Champion riddim, reminiscent of the eighties, where the Maryland (US) born artist cast any negative entity aside, through a toe-curling soulful falsetto, encouraging others to stand up against obstacles of any form.

Reggae innovator Lee “Scratch” Perry

The Upsetter. Lee Perry was a key figure within a group of artists who would create a sound unique to Jamaica called reggae and its sub-genre “dub” reggae. Artists in Jamaica were combining elements of popular 1950s and early 1960s music—from rhythm and blues, rocksteady, ska, jazz horn sections and West African drumming—to offer a new distinct sound.

Dub Stuy | Answer Riddim 2021

A new installment of a classic. Dub-Stuy Records released an update to the iconic Answer riddim, bringing back the vibes right in time for summer. They have taken on one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable riddims in history with “Answer 2021 Riddim”. As usual, Dub-Stuy calls upon an international line-up of top features, led by legendary duo Luciano & Mikey General, Spain’s Sr Wilson and Jonny GoFigure.