©2011 Renegade Media
Produced By Dubmatix @ The Dub Factory, Toronto, Canada.
Tracks 1 & 2 written by Dubmatix/Blanco
Tracks 3 & 4 written by Dubmatix/Chomsky/Blanco

Ska Tissue

Unify On The Hi - Fi

Baby, Let's Start A Revolution

West Side Of Town

Select tracks from The Liquidaires albums, Meeting Place, Lookin' Up and 'Complicated Love'. 2003 - 2005.

Where Did Your Love Go

Walk With Me

There's A Place For Me

Good Music

Unreleased track from SHATTER THE HOTEL: A Dub Inspired Tribute To Joe Strummer
Vocals by Prince Blanco. Music by the Westway Warriors. 
Written by Joe Strummer & Mick Jones. Copyright 1978 Nineden Ltd/Universal Music Publishing (ASCAP).  
Arranged by Prince Blanco/produced and mixed by Aram Scaram & Prince Blanco. 
Recorded at Myrtle Forest, Toronto and Ladbroke Grove, London in 2009.
www.shatterthehotel.com | www.strummerville.com

Dub City Rockers (Clash City Rockers)

Prince Blanco meets Citizen Sound (aka producer Aram Scaram). Old school vibe with a few licks from The Harder They Come mashed in on this single released September 2009 (7 Arts). The track is also available on the new Citizen Sound album (Renegade Media). Enjoy!

Tuff Dub

Prince Blanco is a singer and multi-instrumentalist based in Toronto. Performing and recording mainly as a reggae and ska artist, he also draws inspiration from punk rock and cumbia. 

In 2010 Blanco won the Canadian JUNO Award for Reggae Recording of the Year along with producer Dubmatix for their single Gonna Be Alright (7 Arts). 

Prince Blanco is also known for being the executive producer of Shatter The Hotel: A Dub Inspired Tribute To Joe Strummer (2010) a compilation album whose proceeds benefitted The Joe Strummer Foundation. 

From 2013-2015 Blanco co-hosted The Bassment Sessions a weekly radio broadcast hosted by Dubmatix,

As a vocalist and musician, Blanco still occasionally works with Dubmatix, Citizen Sound and others. 

In 2021 he joined Toronto-based cumbia group, Cachada, as a singer and percussionist, releasing two singles with them in early 2022.

In the late nineties, Prince Blanco was a singer and drummer with popular Toronto ska band, The Skanksters. From 2001 to 2005 he was a singer and percussionist with ska-lypso big band, The Liquidaires.

Prince Blanco

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