Im glowing up inside when your around
Nothing but good vibez when youre playing with my mind
Moving faster than the speed of life
Everything is bright, feel the fia in your eyes

https://www.facebook.com/WudubOfficial

WuduB!? and Lisa Bennett - Fia in your eyes (Out on Monkey Dub recording)

https://moonshinerecordings.bandcamp.com/album/steppin-forward-remixed

RSD - Know U 2 (Adam Prescott Remix)[Clip]

Are you MAD? Substance and Kowta have joined forces to create an EP so diabolical, it makes Lucifer look like the Cheshire Cat. Demons is here to unsettle your soul, disturb your dreams and ultimately lose your futile grasp on what you perceive to be reality. 

These tunes are gnarly, murky and damn right sinister to their core - with devilish production intricacies scattered throughout the five demonic works. 

Lead single The Infiltrator is a 140 bpm deep dubstep banger - ready to infiltrate any rave.

The Infiltrator

Buy // stream 🐙

Taken From The Jah Lion E.P. out now on BANDCAMP!

SUBSONIC

Used to bump this song all the time and figured I'd give it the good ol' SRBR Treatment

Work Remix Remixed

Without a doubt one of the most iconic and legendary reggae labels to come out of the UK, Fashion Records has a rich and deep history that reaches far beyond the world of reggae. The brainchild of John MacGillivray and Chris Lane, two music devotees who manned a market stall in Clapham Junction selling imported reggae and ska vinyl during the late 70s (which later went on to become the hugely popular Dub Vendor shop), the label was set up in 1980 and started generating hits instantly, regularly topping the UK reggae charts and attracting attention further afield. Soon a recording studio was built, which served as a drop-in for most of the Jamaican stars passing through London at the time. Horace Andy, Johnnie Clarke, Alton Ellis, Frankie Paul, Junior Delgado and many more household names all spent time in the A-Class studios during the early days, although it was the stars of the new UK reggae explosion that really put the label on the map. Alongside artists such as Dee Sharp, Keith Douglas, Papa Face & Bionic Rhona, the label was a springboard for artist such as Asher Senator, Macka B, Andrew Paul and Smiley Culture, the latter whom scored a top 20 hit and a couple of appearances on Top Of The Pops with his 1984 single "Police Officer". 

Going from strength to strength, it was the chart explosion of dancehall in the early 90s that saw more international names come flocking to the label and more hits racking up - far too many to list here, but a brief glance through the discography shows Cutty Ranks, Papa San, General Levy, Top Cat, Tenor Fly, Daddy Freddy and Wayne Wonder all recording sides for the label. With the subsequent lull of mainstream dancehall hits, it wasn't until another more uniquely English style of dance music came around that the label was rediscovered; jungle. Based around the soundsystem style of Jamaican music, with an emphasis on the cutting drums and heavy basslines, young jungle producers used many of the tracks recorded and played by the previous generation as its backbone, the vocals given new life by the rudimentary samplers being used in bedroom studios all over the land. 

Fast forward 25 years and those reverberations are still being felt today - drum & bass, dubstep, hip hop, trap and almost any other sub-genre of what many now refer to as "bass music" has the DNA of reggae and dancehall running through it, so its only right to expect a little payback at some point. A&R'd by music fanatic and owner of the NICE UP! record label, Jon Sheppard - "Inna NICE UP! Fashion" aims to bring new life to some of these legendary tracks by having modern day producers rework them in their own style and re-introducing them to a new audience. From the frantic breakbeats of rave-revivalist Special Request and the bottom end sonics of Radio 1's Toddla T & Melé, to the modern minimalist dancehall-tech of Machinedrum and the digital dub drone of The Bug, there is plenty to get excited about here. Poland's Radikal Guru serves up some classic dubstep, Germany's Jahtari crew take it back into 80s nostalgia with their 8-bit dancehall style, whilst modern reggae producers Wrongtom, Jstar and Mr Benn all show why they are on the forefront of the UK reggae revival. The tempo gets upped for some heavier jungle inspired remixes from Aries & Gold Dubs, Serial Killaz and festival favourites Dub Pistols, hopefully giving a little bit of something for everybody.

Buy now! 

I And I Saw Them Coming (Radikal Guru remix) - Starkey Banton

Here's a new piece of rub-a-dub me and my mate Art made the other day. Art pon guitar and bass, me playing drums and synths. Mixed this one in Tijuana at Bocina Blasting Studios...

Giddi Riddim

Stepping up and stepping in, we have our last release of 2017,
Totally Dubwise Recordings presents the "Mad Russian" aka Steppa Style aka The Original Steppa & the Remix Album of "Mad Russian" which we released earlier this year.
The album features an international all-star line up of Producers and Vocalists
covering a range of sounds including One Drop, Rubadub Reggae, Dancehall, Jungle and Drum & Bass,

Artwork by Dan Subtifuge aka Dan Subtifuge Designs

Mastered by Sappo

Forthcoming Friday December 1st Exclusive to Juno Download, Web-wide Release 15th December

Escape Roots
https://soundcloud.com/escaperootssound
https://www.facebook.com/EscapeRootsVIBE/

Totally Dubwise Links
https://www.totallydubwiserecordings.com
https://twitter.com/totally_dubwise
https://soundcloud.com/totally-dubwise-recs

Mad Russian Remixed

Mad Russian

Steppa Style│Mad Russian│Escape Roots UK Steppas Mix

Slow Down (ft Werd2jaH) [Irish Moss]

Steppa Style - Train ft Ken Boothe

Volume 5 of the ever popular series of compilations from NICE UP! and it's another round up of the labels action over the last year or so, with big singles from Seanie T & Roots Manuva, Origin One, Mr Benn and Preacha alongside vocalists such as Rider Shafique, Parly B and Gardna with tracks spanning hip hop, reggae, dancehall, drum & bass, jungle and more!

As always there are some brand new and exclusive remixes included, most of which are previously unreleased. First up, US duo Folding City get busy with Origin One and Irah's huge "My Yout" twisting it into a darker grime/dancehall hybrid. Greek jungle badboy goes hard on Escape Roots "One Step At A Time" with a half time DnB recharge, whilst Numa Crew associate T-Kay turns up the heat even more on Mr Benn and Parly B's "Heat Up". More jungle comes in the shape of Conrad Subs massive remix of Sub Alpine & Natty Campbell's "Bubblin" - a tune that has been road tested at festivals all summer to devastating effect, while Swiss mash up don Max Rubadub gives Seanie T and Serocee's huge "Blaze Fire Bun" a heavy reggae refix. Another essential snapshot of where the label is and where it is heading for 2020!

NICE UP! The Session Vol.5

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Seanie T feat. Serocee - Blaze Fire Bun (Max RubaDub Remix)

Reggae Roast Soundsystem / Ariwa / Lion Charge / Moonshine /Zam Zam / Liondub / Nice Up! / Green King Cuts 

For bookings please contact:
Adam@reggaeroast.co.uk
or
Rory @ Positive Vibration
info@posvibeagency.com
https://www.posvibeagency.com/#/adamprescott/

RSD - Know U 2 (Adam Prescott Remix)[Clip]

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