Reggae Sound System

Vocals: Shanti D (OBF)//Version: Dr.Chalice (Digital Steppaz)//Release Date: 17.06.2015 (7inch)//Label: Double Dynamite//
go check :  https://soundcloud.com/digitalsteppaz
https://www.facebook.com/DigitalSteppazSoundsystem
Shanti D : https://soundcloud.com/shanti-d
OBF Soundsystem : http://www.obfdub.net/

Digital Steppaz feat. Shanti D - Dem No Ready  [RAW Edit]

After their debut album ”African Step”, promising Reggae and Dub artists Toroki & Isayah present their brand new album ”Symbol of 1000 Thoughts” together with their studio family! It was produced over the last two years – Toroki took his time to make progress instead of recreating something that he has already done – be it musical or sound – and mixing-wise. The album is versatily packed with 18 tunes, of which only two are dub versions. The sound of fat basslines, energetic drums and atmospheric melodies invite to a unique journey: From saturated and rough Roots Reggae over modern HipHop influences to really heavy and deep electronic Steppers Dub. 

”Symbol of 1000 Thoughts” is about reinvention, gaining perspective and making progress towards a positive society. It’s no surprise that Isayah of course did a lot of vocals on the project, but all the artists that Toroki works together with regularly – the studio family – are part of the album: PiyaZawa on flute, Dantey and Ical Ises on vocals. The energetic vocalists Awa Fall, Fitta Warri and Wortfetzen are featured as special guests. Last but not least it also includes instrumental tunes to enjoy some deep dub diving. Toroki, Isayah and all participating artists proof impressively what they are capable of.

The Core (Freestyle Interlude)(feat. Isayah)

UK dub heavyweights since the 1980′s Alpha & Omega are amongst the earliest of the UK dub and reggae pioneers. With releases on the legendary Greensleeves label and their own Alpha & Omega records they played a vital role in the global rise of reggae music and soundsystem culture. Steppas Records presents a very unique A&O release: It’s not a re-issue, it’s not a re-press, it’s not a compilation: it’s ‘The Half That’s Never Been Told’, an unreleased ‘lost’ Alpha & Omega LP produced between 1989 and 1995, painstakingly remastered and featuring original A&O artwork, coming early 2014.

Track listing:
01 Alpha & Omega – This Is A Prayer
02 Alpha & Omega – What About The Half
03 Alpha & Omega – Jah Hold Me
04 Alpha & Omega – Stephen Lawrence
05 Alpha & Omega – Rhythm Of The Ancients
06 Alpha & Omega – University Of Steppas
07 Alpha & Omega – Things Getting Hotter
08 Alpha & Omega – Fear Of The Truth
09 Alpha & Omega – Truth Is Freedom
10 Alpha & Omega – African Ancestor
11 Alpha & Omega – King Of The Jungle *CD BONUS*
12 Alpha & Omega – Kwa Thema Dub *CD BONUS*
13 Alpha & Omega – Dub Happening By Itself *CD BONUS*
14 Alpha & Omega – Warrior Queen *CD BONUS*

Alpha & Omega - Warrior Queen *CD BONUS* (clip)

Lakshmi

Well the main inspiration for this tune is ray keith's legendary jungle tune "terrorist" i used that piano riff to start a dub steppa lick, and had to get the man like king alpha on the feature, RAW UKDUB

DAIRYDUB MEETS KING ALPHA - TERRORIST  + RAW MIX

This album chronicles Jacin's transformative journey through profound personal difficulties, ultimately leading to his evolution and self-discovery.

Recorded across the West African cities of Abidjan and Dakar, "Born Again" is a musical odyssey that captures the essence of Jacin's metamorphosis. Each track is a chapter in his story of resilience, an intimate exploration of the pain and wounds he has faced and the inner strength he has cultivated to overcome them.

"Born Again" is not just an album; it's a narrative of survival and hope, echoing Jacin's belief in the transformative power of music. It stands as a beacon of inspiration for anyone navigating their own struggles, illustrating that through perseverance and creativity, one can emerge stronger and more resilient than ever before.

Ghost Dub

- Riddim by: @alamedasound
- Mixed by: https://soundcloud.com/variedub
- Cover by: Lydia Mba www.lydiamba.com/

George Palmer - My Sound (Digital Splash Riddim)

Bye bye Labalaba - Revolutionary dub riddim

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How Many Bigs Bounces

King Kong & S'Kaya 12" BBR004

A Tribute to Osbert Maddo a.k.a Bionic Singer a.k.a. O. Maddo

Osbert Maddo (a.k.a Maddo, the Bionic Singer, Papa Maddo was brought up in Easter Kingston. He went to the legendary Alpha Boys Primary School and then to Excelsior high school. As a youth, he and his brother UU Maddo used to listen to Sound Systems such as Sir Stanford, Sir Norman Arrows and Phase 1. The sound Sir Stanford with who he used to sing initally transformed to Stylistics (Maddo's favourite singing group at the time) and a man called Danhai became the owner and DJ.
 
One evening, in '77, his friends Michael and Scarley decided that they should stop by the sound Stereophonic to meet their friend Donovan who was working with the sound. While there Maddos friend Scarley dared the deejay Welton Irie to give Maddo the microphone. The singer then sung a few songs (such as Skylarking by Horace Andy – Maddo’s favourite singer and also the one he based his singing style on). He was then asked to perform the following weekend and he was soon a resident singer on the sound.
  
 In 1983 Maddo relocated to the USA.

Cubiculo Records got in touch with Maddo on the Summer of 2015 to voice a “Smuggel Riddim” by Casio Love, Maddo instantly fell in love with it and agree to work with Cubiculo and Casio Love to make his comeback tune as he didn’t have any music released for years. After sending us the vocal Maddo was asking for the final mix every day and week as he was feeling the tune a lot and he wanted to start pushing it on the US, on the day we sent him the final mix we got the most unexepted and sad reply we could possibly be waiting for, Osbert had pass away the day before we finished the mix.

This is so far the most special release Cubiculo has done, it’s more than a release, it’s a tribute to this great singer and we are very proud to be releasing his ever last recording. Part of profits will go to his son and wife that have been supporting this release since we started to work with Maddo until today.

RIPower King Maddo, your music and legacy will never be forgotten.

Cat Number: CR12008
Format: 12” Vinyl 180gr / Digital
Release date: July 2016
Mastering: Shane The Cutter @ Finyl Tweak
© and P Cubiculo Records 2016
Artwork: GilNunes.com
www.cubiculorecords.com

Tracklisting:

A1. Bionic Singer a.k.a. O. Maddo – Hear Me Name Call
A2. Casio Love – Smugel Riddim
B. Casio Love feat. Bionic Singer (Extended Dub)

Hear Mi Name Call EP

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A1. Bionic Singer aka O. Maddo - Hear Me Name Call [OUT NOW - 12" VINYL - 180GR]

Dub Inverter Feat Charlie P (special dubplate)

CAT SLI023
(RELEASE DATE 31st May 2019)
Ras Teo - Rasta Man 
Majestic Theme - Manana Horns
Plus Two Dub Mixes
Produced by Ashanti Selah
Executive Producer Nick Zialor
Selah Dub Studio UK
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SLI023 Ras Teo - Rastaman/Manana Horns - Majestic Theme PROMO

Reggae's African connection meets the global ethos of Glasgow's Scotch Bonnet Records for their historic new EP. 

French-born, Glasgow-based producer Stalawa has voiced a talented selection of East African vocalists to thrilling effect, over his heftiest roots rub-a-dub rhythms. 
This project is the culmination of multiple fruitful visits to Kenya and Uganda by Scotch Bonnet proprietors, Mungo’s Hi Fi sound system. It has been fine-tuned between Glasgow and Kampala over the last three years.

Bye bye Labalaba - Revolutionary dub riddim

Irie NaNara

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