The album tells the tale of Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, and his legendary descent into the Four Seas.

Restless atop Flower-Fruit Mountain, Wukong hears the ocean’s call (Deep Blue Chant). With fire in his spirit, he rises to seek power beyond mortal reach (Monkey Rise).

He dives into the Eastern Sea, confronting Ao Guang, the Dragon King, and demands a weapon fit for a king (Pon Di Eastern Tide). Ao Guang reluctantly offers the Pillar of Yu, a massive iron staff once used by Yu the Great to tame the floods. In Wukong’s hands, it shrinks to the perfect size — the Ruyi Jingu Bang, his fated weapon (Pillar of Yu).

Unsatisfied, Wukong presses on. From the South Sea, Ao Qin yields golden chainmail; from the West Sea, Ao Run surrenders a phoenix-feather crown (Gold & Crown). In the icy North Sea, Ao Shun reluctantly gives him the cloud-walking boots, granting Wukong the freedom to stride across the sky (Cloud Boots Riddim).

The Four Dragon Kings, stripped of their treasures, gather in sorrow (Four Seas Lament). Together they march to the Jade Emperor’s heavenly court to present their complaint (Palace Complaint).

Heaven responds with fury. Heavenly guards descend, and battle erupts in the sky (Jade Sky Clash). Yet even against celestial armies, Wukong stands defiant, his legend unbroken.

As dawn rises, the tale echoes across mountain, sea, and sky. Voices chant his name, carrying the myth forward for generations (Chant Till Dawn).

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Story: Wukong looks from his mountain to the sea, hearing whispers of hidden treasures. The ocean calls his spirit to adventure.
Mythology: The Four Dragon Kings (Ao Guang, Ao Qin, Ao Run, Ao Shun) each guard powerful artifacts beneath their seas. This song sets the mythic tone.

1.) Deep Blue Chant

Story: Wukong recalls his training, his mastery of Taoist arts, and his hunger for greatness. He decides to journey to the Dragon Kings.
Mythology: In Journey to the West, Wukong becomes restless after achieving immortality and seeks a divine weapon worthy of his strength.

2.) Monkey Rise

Story: Wukong dives into the Eastern Sea, entering Ao Guang’s crystal palace. He confronts the Dragon King for the first time.
Mythology: Ao Guang, Dragon King of the Eastern Sea, is the most famous of the Four, often appearing in Chinese operas and temple lore.

3.) Pon Di Eastern Tide

Story: Ao Guang reluctantly offers the Pillar of Yu, a massive iron staff once used by Yu the Great to control the floods. It shrinks into Wukong’s hand, becoming the Ruyi Jingu Bang.
Mythology: Yu the Great’s flood-taming is a cornerstone of Chinese myth. The staff links Wukong’s legend to ancient water lore.

4.) Pillar of Yu

Story: Wukong swaggers through the South Sea and West Sea, taking golden chainmail from Ao Qin and a phoenix-feather crown from Ao Run.
Mythology: Each Dragon King contributes treasures to Wukong’s iconic look. The phoenix feather crown ties him symbolically to fire and rebirth.

5.) Gold & Crown

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MythDub is a human and AI collaboration 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.