Now on the seventeenth release of forward thinking UK Reggae & Dub music, Reggae Roast are going from strength to strength with many underground hits under their belt already in 2013. This release definitely follows suit, having already done the rounds on dubplate for many months and set alight dances all over the world. They’ve signed up one of the top up and coming UK producers, Adam Prescott, and one of the top mic men on the scene, Charlie P. On remix duty they’ve drawn for the vanguard of dub, Iration Steppas, and digikal stalwart, Tradesman.

With this double A-side release Reggae Roast have lined up two heavy hitting bubblers built to test any soundsystem. ‘Lazy Man’ is a contemporary steppas reimagining of the stone cold classic ‘My Conversation’ by the late, great Slim Smith which is accentuated by Charlie P’s take on the advantages of being Lazy in modern day Britain. ‘Stand Firm’ on the flipside is a slice of ruff & tuff Rootstep with conscious lyrics from Charlie P alongside weighty bass assault and a hard rhythm section from Adam Prescott it’s a stark contrast to ‘Lazy Man’.

Straight outta Nottingham, Adam Prescott has been mashing up dances for many years now combining a crucial selection of dubplates and his own varied productions, which are always steeped in Roots music and Soundsystem culture. Having remixed some of the biggest names in Reggae & Dub such as Mungo’s Hi-Fi, Iration Steppas, Part2Style, Alpha Steppa, Radikal Guru, Vibration Lab and many, many more over the course of his career he has been finally let loose on a Reggae Roast extended player.

Charlie P hardly needs any introduction, however if you have been living under a rock for the past few years he has worked with pretty much everyone worth their salt within the modern day Dub circuit, such as Mungo’s Hi-Fi, Dubateers, Solo Banton, Part2Style to name but a few. Constantly touring the world and smashing Dancehalls on a regular basis Charlie shows no sign of slowing down, add to that he has just finished his second LP produced by none other than Scotland’s finest, Mungo’s Hi-Fi

In the Soundsystem game for over 20 years Mark Iration, one half of Iration Steppas (with Dennis Rootical), has been instrumental in the massive resurgence of Dub music over the past few years. Having set up the legendary Subdub sessions (alongside Outlook Festival’s Simon Scott) to showcase the mighty Iration Steppas Soundsystem, Mark is one of the most in-demand selectors on the scene. As a supporter of Adam’s work Mark has been playing his ‘Year 3000 Dub’ of ‘Lazy Man’ at nuff sessions across the world to sell out audiences. With another busy year planned hot off the back of their new LP ‘Iration Steppas Meets Tena Stelin in the Dub Arena’ Mark and the rest of the crew deserve their place at the top of the Soundsystem league. 

Hailing from Leeds, Tradesman has been exposed to a hot bed of musical activity, more importantly Soundsystem culture, for a number of years. He is a resident at one of Subdub’s more underground offshoots, Dancehall Science, and regularly supports some of the most exciting artists in Dub music today playing sets where the majority of the tunes are his own productions. This has, in turn, led to Scotch Bonnet (Mungo’s Hi-Fi imprint) snapping up his debut release with Parly B, ‘Inna Competition’ which gained support from some of the scene’s top players and took Tradesman’s ruffneck digital sound international. 

Reggae Roast is building a formidable catalogue featuring some of the most exciting artists in the UK and beyond. Key players in the resurgence of the UK Roots scene over the past 5 years, they are a leading light in the new generation of dub music. Setting them apart from the crowd is their ruff n tuff remixes giving the label a unique cross over appeal. Look out for plenty more releases in the coming months from the likes of Dubmatix, Vibration Lab, Ed West, Parly B and many more. 


Lazy Man (Iration Steppas Year 3000 Dub) - Adam Prescott & Charlie P

Brain Damage meets Vibronics
"Empire soldiers"

Vibronics & Brain Damage teamed up and decided to come together around a concept, a narrative inspiration that will undoubtedly surprise: Anglo-Caribbean and Franco-African soldiers’ experience during the first world war. 
The academic historian, poet & songwriter, Madu Messenger, uses the product of years of study and research, to develop, within that very framework, a series of texts on some key topics such as travel, friendship, war and death. This project thus aims at offering a learning experience about this often little-known period of our history. 
It will draw troubling parallels with some more contemporary considerations on culture shocks, immigration, imperial powers and horrors of war that still affects all of us today. Following their reflection on this sensitive issue, the musicians of the project’s – all of many other origins, Anglo-French, Jamaican or Asian – move towards a cultural alignment, opposite to certain enslaving and communitarian models.


DO U REMEMBER ? w/ SIR JEAN


Ah Me seh One, World War One
Two, World War Two
Do U remeber those African soldiers
Who died for your Freedom

Why, why ô why
A me seh why, why ô why
You never mention those African soldiers
Who died for your Freedom

Cuz when U big up de fallen soldiers
U nah name dem at all
Me check out your walls and monuments
Me nah see dem at all
Memorial days a come and U nah call dem at all
Me check out your books of history
We nah see dem at all
It is a shame
U don't remember dem
Dem have given dem youth and dem lives
Just for your Freedom
I come to call out their names
And put a little light pon dem
Their grand sons come to call out their names
And put a little light pon dem
Their African grand sons come to call their names
And put a little light pon dem
Lord of mercy
And put a little light pon dem

CHORUS

Baionets, Fixed !
B company, Fire !
African soldiers on the wire
They were Senegalese, Marocans, or Algerians
They were young, beautiful
And full of strength
They were lions trodding on da battlefield
Now they're lying in complete oblivion
Do U ever, ever remember dem ?
Their grand sons come to call out their names
And put a little light pon dem
And put a little light pon dem

CHORUS

They were fighting with glory
Forgotten at da moment of victory
Ô U used dem as manpower
African warriors
Courageous soldiers
African fighters on da frontline
But inna ya books dem nah have a single line
So we come fe mek de glory shine
Me seh de medal of merit haffi shine

CHORUS


Brain Damage meets Vibronics w/Sir Jean : "Do U remember ? (extended mix)"

To celebrate the launch of our brand new, custom built, heavyweight soundsystem we've teamed up with Britxon's finest, MC Brother Culture, to bring you another boomshot! 

Reggae Roast - Soundsystem (Feat. Brother Culture)

Dub Dynasty's remix of Moa Anbessa - Evil Fi Bun ft. Prince David www.facebook.com/MoaAnbessaItaly

Special thanks to Sheep (Blackwood Soundsystem)

"Dub Dynasty aka Alpha & Omega Meets Alpha Steppa's much anticipated second album. Dub Dynasty's 2013 debut 'Unrelenting Force' received widespread critical acclaim with support from media platforms such as Q Magazine, Mixmag, Wire, BBC and Rinse FM to name a few. Dub Dynasty once again deliver an international line-up featuring vocalists and instrumentalists from around the globe; UK, USA, Zimbabwe, Jamaica, Italy, Ireland, Spain and Suriname. With diverse contributions ranging from the soulful vocals of Wellette Seyon, Cian Finn and Prince David, to the militant chants of N'goni and Ras Tinny, traversing the enchanting flute melodies of Don Fe to the spoken word teachings of internationally recognised spiritual guru Mooji. This album is a musical journey to be experienced both at home and at soundsystem volume. With various mixes from the LP currently being spun exclusively by top soundsystems and DJ's, from high octane dub outfit Iration Steppas to leading dubstep delegate VIVEK. Beautifully mastered and pressed to two disc vinyl for maximum bass pressure featuring artwork contributions from South Africa's dance movement the University Of Steppas."

Evil Fi Bun

Dub Dynasty - Evil Fi Bun (ft Prince David) [SAMPLE] (Original by Moa Anbessa)

LUCIANO & CAPLETON - BUN BABYLON - KRAK IN DUB REMIX - SOUL VYBZ MUSIC
AVAILABLE ON ITUNES, AMAZON, VIRGIN MEGA, FNAC MUSIC...
SOON ON 10 INCHES VINYL ON FOGATA SOUDS 

Bun Babylon Krak in dub rmx

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• TRUMPETS DEM BLOW EP • OUT JUNE 2017 • 12" VINYL • 500 Copies •

A1. Sr. Wilson - Trumpets Dem Blow 
A2. Bony Fly - Guidance Riddim
B. Bony Fly - Sr Wilson (Extended Dub)

After a while of not releasing any stepper tunes we are proud announce our next vinyl release with Bony Fly and Sr. WIlson. 

This 12“ limited edition features the notorious Spanish singer Sr Wilson on a heavy riddim built by the upcoming producer Bony Fly out of Geneva Switzerland. Guaranteed to get a forward bass pressure in any session.
Front side, Sr Wilson delivers word-sound conscious lyrics, making allusions to the last US elections. Between his sweet singing and hard-hitting flow he rides a pure hardware dub stepper riddim built and mixed at the Wiki Studio. Next cut is the riddim track welcoming any MC to uplift the session and tear down Babylon. Flip side, a deep percussive extended dub mix. The talented producer shines on his full of pressure cut in which all mixing boundaries are tore down, between reverbs and echoes.

Limited to 500 units, no repress.

Tracklisting:
A1. Sr. Wilson - Trumpets Dem Blow 
A2. Bony Fly - Guidance Riddim
B. Bony Fly - Sr Wilson (Extended Dub)

Trumpets Dem Blow EP

A1. Sr. Wilson - Trumpets Dem Blow

The reggae city of Leeds gets a celebration on the new serious stepping release from Scotch Bonnet Records. The Yorkshire capital’s production partnership Danny T and Tradesman, who released debut LP Built For Sound on Scotch Bonnet last year, pair with legendary soundman Mark Iration for a rare vocal outing that shows his hidden talents. Over the thumping kick-drum and room-shaking bass you’d expect from Mark’s sound Iration Steppas, Up Deh is a reality tune about the dangers of life and rewards of music in the ghetto. Across two different flipside dub mixes, Danny T and Tradesman create industrial-strength soundscapes that translate the message into pure unspoken vibes.

Up deh

Danny T & Tradesman ft Mark Iration - Up deh

Special Request feat Top Cat [Chalice Refix Digital Steppaz 2012] FREE DOWNLOAD

Remix of the "Be Careful" tune by M.McAnuff(RIP) feat. Parly B... Big up to Danny T for the vocals!

M.McAnuff & Parly B - Be Careful [Riddim Tuffa Remix]

Taken from the album "Pass Up The Chalice" album (Patate Records)
http://www.patate-records.com
You can stream the album on all digital platforms :
- Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/5ijmjszXpYHmuOncTHI6yX?si=16dVBd9OSNW3mkShkoeABg
- Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwG898TCIDQ&list=PL9W5K9ySvDSd-my_FGPdjs2DS9Cp1b8kI&fbclid=IwAR2WEiS7-e1_fkoPlqweCE_qjI8kgjzM2dkQz1n5J_HCIrmqeTYWGZWKI34

Pass Up The Chalice

Barry Brown - Pass Up The Chalice

Disciples / Buriman ft. Milton Henry - Modern Prophet [BR1210LD]

A1 / Milton Henry - Modern Prophet
A2 / Disciples - Prophet Dub
A3 / Dubiterian - Melodica Prophecy

B1 / Milton Henry - Modern Prophet
B2 / Buriman - Dub Prophecy
B3 / Sax N Dub - Color Of Our Flag (Sax Version)

BLACK REDEMPTION - produced & mixed by R. Bell-Brown aka Russ D at Backyard Studio, UK (A) - Buriman at Moa Anbessa Studio, IT (B) - lyrics and vox by Milton Henry - melodica by M. Brehmer aka Dubiterian (A) - sax by Sax N Dub (B) - executive producer Ras Kush - distributed by Lion’s Den - artwork by Martin Engelbogen - mastered by Star Delta Mastering - All rights reserved. © + ℗ 2020 Kush Art Pub

This one is a special dedication to Marcus Mosiah Garvey, as it was him - through his actions and words - who has continuously been inspiring a many people scattered around the world.
It features Milton Henry - a distinct voice from Jamaica, well known for his works with Wackies - on a recut of the classic ‘Words Of My Mouth’-riddim by UK dub legend Disciples with an equally deep reinterpretation by Italy’s dub veteran Buriman (Moa Anbessa) on the flip side. A tune called ‘Modern Prophet’, telling the story of ‘old Marcus’ to the ones who have an open ear and heart, young and old. As a little extra the A side holds a melodica version by Dubiterian, while the B side ends with a sax cut by Sax N Dub. Both sides were transferred to 1/2inch Tape for extra analogue warmth, and mastered and cut with care by Star Delta, UK.

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Buriman ft. Milton Henry & Sax N Dub - Modern Prophet + Dub Prophecy + Color Of Our Flag

Pure roots reggae junglist, Krak in Dub has come a long way from his early days as one of the original pioneers of the junglist movement in France.
Now working with Jamaican legends such as Capleton and Demolition Man, and laying down screaming riddims and blazing basslines, he’s harnessed the original junglist free flow spirit, throbbing with roots and the soul of reggae into improvised liveset.
Kicking dancefloors and putting the hardiest sub bins through their paces with his label Fogata Sounds, he’s bringing the sound global, from South America to Eastern Europe earning full throated respect from the cream of Jamaican artistry and inspiring a whole new generation to embrace the reggae- junglist movement.