Bost&Bim is a duo of producers, Grammy winner for Morgan Heritage’s « Strictly Roots » album in 2016 and producer of Chronixx's « Skankin Sweet ». Victor Axelrod Aka Ticklah is a member of Easy Star All Star and is a co-founded member of Antibalas & of The Dap Kings (Sharon Jones, Amy Winehouse). This single in common, taken from upcoming Bost’s instrumental album « Warrior Brass » is a deep roots reggae in a Marley’s style, built by Bost & Bim and ethereally riden by Ticklah’s vintage organ.
All instruments by Bost & Bim except organ by Victor Axelrod aka Ticklah and bass by Veron "Koxx" Dinnall
Mixed by Serial P
Mastered by Simon Capony
Artwork by Cheeka

A Travers La Nuit

Want Some Freedom

Youths of Today - The African Brothers

After the first two or three tunes, this one  appreciates some of the details of Reggae Sound System Culture.........Here's the Tracklist....1) Last Train To Expo 67-The Melodians2) Sweet You Sour You-Freddie Mckay3)  Fever-Horace Andy4) Going Down Town-Gregory Isaacs5) Unity Is Strength-Barry Brown6) Revolution- Baba Leslie7) Sound And Pressure-Hopeton Lewis8) Changes-Bandele9) I Man A Grasshopper + Version-Pablo Moses10) And We Do It-Junior + Grace Levington11) This Music Got Soul-Hopeton Lewis12) Give Thanks + Verion-Max Romeo13) Pop No Style-Linval Thompson14) Pressure In A Babylon + Version-Dennis Alcapone15) Poor Rameses- Pioneers16) Pass Me The Scale-Frankie Paul17) Reggae Music-Johnny Clarke18) Natty Never Get Weary-Culture19) Waterhouse Rock-Wailing Souls20) I Wanna Get Next To You-Andrea L’Amy21) Just Like A Woman-Pat Kelly22) Destiny-Buju Banton23)Watch The People Them Dancing-Kenny Knotts

The Huge Reggae Show 16

Past and Present

Birds of Vice

Metropolitan Dub

What you did

Waterfall Sky

Cool Condition

BOST & BIM FEAT. BRISA ROCHE & WINSTON MCANUFF

No Justice... Dub (Bost&Bim/Dub by Serial)

East of the River Nile

Africa (1983)

Daweh Congo - 24 Sound Track - DJ Akademy Dubplate Special
Recorded September 2020

Daweh Congo - 24 Sound Track - DJ Akademy Dubplate Special

Granular Meets J Dubby at Echo Mountain to produce the vibrations of J dubular. The union and resulting journey is not one of ascension or descent, but about how to sonically (and scenically) navigate the terrain. J Dubby’s drums and Granular’s bass establish the foundational “riddim” of their travels as the duo takes us spelunking through caverns of reverb haunted by flocks of bats screeching ambient white noise. The splash of metallic puddles resonates in the space between our ears and drones in the ether of our mind’s eye. And just as one becomes disoriented by the soundscapes within Echo Mountain, people all over the world join hands as J Dubby’s righteous organ propels the locomotion of a “Dub Train.” In these moments of resolution we are reminded that our tour guides are not the first to traverse the crags of Echo Mountain, yet in their voyages they have found new paths through a rich tradition mapped by dub explorers.

Cool Condition

Jdubular