The Ones Who Forgot

He looks down.
The waves he once called home now reflect a sorrowful truth:
His kin have left the sea.

They’ve walked onto land, forgotten their tail, their origins, their ancestors.
They laugh now, chase shadows on dry ground.
They do not remember the tides, the songs of the deep, or the echo of Chronos.
They do not remember him.

He sings not to scold them — but to call them home.
But they cannot hear. Or won’t.
This is the moment of spiritual loneliness — a dub lament for a tribe lost to the surface.

4.) Children of the Deep

MythDub is a roots reggae and dub project that breathes new life into the world’s ancient stories. Blending traditional reggae sounds with lush soundscapes, and ceremonial rhythms, MythDub transforms mythology into immersive musical journeys. Each album channels the spirit of ancestral tales—Egyptian, Polynesian, Hindu, Norse, and beyond—through the sonic lens of dub, creating a space where legend and vibration meet.