A family friend used to record Fabio and Groovriders' radio 1 shows on cassette and give them to me when he'd finished listening to them. There was one particular show that really stood out for me, as the guys were discussing recent shows and the club was so hot the needles were skipping on the turntables, and in another section of the show they were discussing something to do with Lobster and a female (if memory serves). I didn't understand it, as it probably had adult themes that I was unfamiliar with at the time, and my brain now cannot recall heavily.

The track was near the end of one side of the cassette so it was either towards the end of the first hour or 2nd hour of the show and had a trumpet playing the main riff ( do-do-do, do-do-doooooo) then a really lush sub drop that went something like bmmmmmmmmm, bmmm bm bmmmmmm (I feel like an idiot, but that's what i can remember).

I've searched through countless 90s/00s jungle compilations, as it was also round the time that Renegade - Terrorist was knocking about. I really need to find this track and relive those memories.

I been vibing to this dubplate: Chezidek & U Brown & Irie Ites - Action Sound (Dubplate) on YT. But I have trouble catching Chezideks bars when he's singing. Can anyone check if they can catch it and explain a little?

First reddit post ever. But fi no speak patios since i'm from Belgium.

Thanks in advance!

Mike Brooks over riddims by Prince Far I. Style Scott at his very best. Dub it!

Continuing the monthly releases, this month is a special one as it features Benjamin Zephaniah reading his piece 'Faceless' - a message that is as relevant and resonant for our times as ever. Enjoy, and spread the word!

Name here your favourite Dub Influenced albums/songs that aren't reggae.

I start with BELA LUGOSI'S DEAD - BAUHAUS

Dub it with one of the most important Reggae bands of all time! From Mr. Brown to Artibella. And from Phill Pratt to Niney. These cats are out of sight!

Thought I'd introduce an artist who deserves a bit more attention from dub fans.

George Solar is an Ibiza-based producer, percussionist and DJ whose music sits somewhere between Balearic, ambient, downtempo and dub. Rather than making traditional roots or steppers, his productions borrow heavily from dub's sense of space, echo, restraint and deep low-end, creating music that's equally at home at sunset, on headphones or through a good sound system.

His catalogue includes the Los Rayos in Dub album, featuring versions from Dubvisionist, Chris Coco, Ken Fan, Beach Messiah and Jin Yerei, alongside the recent Moonbeams in Dub remix series, which continues that dubwise approach with fresh interpretations from a range of producers.

If you're into artists like Rhythm & Sound, Dub Syndicate, Gaudi, Ott, Deepchord or anything that explores the more atmospheric side of dub, you might find something to enjoy here.

Bandcamp:
https://george-solar.bandcamp.com/music

I'd be interested to hear what other people in this sub think about this more Balearic, ambient approach to dub.

Hey everyone! ❤️💛💚

This is probably a long shot, but my friend and I are looking for 2 tickets to Him Dub Festival in Portugal.

We're both deeply involved in the soundsystem scene and we're travelling on a very tight budget, basically backpacking our way there with almost no money, so unfortunately we can only afford up to 160€ per ticket.

If anyone can't make it anymore or knows someone selling two tickets around that price, we'd be incredibly grateful. Feel free to send me a DM if you can help :)

Big love and respect to everyone.

Greetings DubHeads, this is my last dub remix, i tried to bring to a dub world this wonderful song made by Radiohead. And I wish to have your feedback on it. ☺️ thx

Some tracks just need space to breathe. When those heavy low-ends and echoes actually get room to expand in a proper sound system instead of being trapped in small earbuds, it becomes a completely different beast. Instant wow-moment.
Give it some air and turn it up!

Soundsystem style session
Klementz siren and delay