Teachings In Dub: 25 Years Of Sufferahs Choice  w/ Iration Steppas (3 hour set)

Iration Steppas doing there thing at the last REDUX dance at The Brixton Jamm.
Join us on the 6th of May At The Jamm for our next party full details at WWW.REDUXLONDON.COM

Iration Steppas Live @ Redux 01/04/11

Dub Meeting- Channel One dance - Dub Siren HiFi crew Segment 
Vince, Selecta Fufu, Dai, General Zooz, Chris Lion, Mellon Banton, Rootsman

Dub Siren HiFi presents Dub Meeting- Channel One  - Dub Siren HiFi crew warming up session

For some time now, one of the loudest, proudest, most forward thinking reggae crews in the land has been operating out of Glasgow. Just let that sink in for a second.

In true soundsystem style there ain't no tracklist here – instead, you'll have to find your own way through a stunning mash up of reggae, dancehall, bashment, dub and much, much more. Turn up the bass.

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Clash DJ Mix - Mungo's Hi Fi

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Scotch Bonnet Records revels in the sheer breadth of reggae and dancehall for their second daringly diverse Puffers Choice compilation. Following the success of 2016’s volume 1, the label arm of Glasgow’s Mungo’s HiFi has selected more cream cuts from their globe-trotting link-ups
 
celebrating sound system culture. Once again, each track comes vetted and endorsed by the Scotch Bonnet team as prime examples of their work.
The album starts with the beguiling, mellow tones of late great Rasta singer Bim Sherman. Lightning and Thunder is a Mungo’s remix of a vocal supplied by master producer/engineer Adrian Sherwood. Next up is French collective Subactive’s aquatic dub imagining of Follow Me by UK Garage/Grime project Wolves, featuring the voice of Bo* Johnson.
Another veteran revisits his past when hypnotic Jamaican deejay Supercat straddles Chief Rockas’ update of the classic Gunshot riddim for a reprise of “the Don Dada’s” 1982 hit Dance Inna New York. The vibes then travel bang up to date with a sparse Mungo’s fix of ethereal singer-songwriter Nem’s 2017 eco-breakout Purest Force.
Jamaican chanter Isha Bel pays tribute to her faith and follicles during Locks, given a belly-battering bass blend by Aquarius. The A side closes with a continuation of the Rasta theme. General Jah Mikey, channelling Burning Spear for his own Ites Green and Gold, rides a deft digital riff by bald-head New Zealand-based super-producer Naram.
The B side kicks off with a meeting of reggae’s finest from the city of Leeds. Danny T and Tradesman build an industrial-strength base for anti-violence lament Up Deh: a rare vocal outing from Iration Steppas’ Mark Iration. Then it’s time for Poland’s Dreadsquad to ease the pressure with swinging one- drop vibraphone instrumental Space.
JA meets “Glasgae” for Feel Good, an uplifting collab between Jamaican singer Skari and Scottish producer Escape Roots. Fans of Prince Fatty covering Kraftwork on the previous comp will rate vintage reggae voice Earl Sixteen, wrapping his pristine pipes around Joy Division’s Love Will Tear Us Apart, helmed hauntingly by Capitol 1212.
Scotch Bonnet’s own Thomas Stalawa gets everyone marching to a beat inspired by Steely and Clevie’s Dem Bow, as dangerous Spanish emcee Ponchita Peligros demands all in attendance Run the Calypso. The album ends with a request from un-categorisable Israeli collective Trillion featuring General G that puffers choose wisely - via anti-cigarette missive No Nicotine.
The Scotch Bonnet crew think you’ll agree: Puffers Choice volume 2 continues the bass-heavy balance of budding and seasoned performers, from “yard and abroad”. It’s another outer-national reggae and dancehall party you’ll pull up and play, again and again.

Bim Sherman - Lightening And Thunder (Mungo's Hi Fi Remix)

Vibration Lab drop some underground Future Reggae Dubstep "live" in the mix! Pure Positive Vibes!

1.'Bombaclat' - DJ First Aid & Pulsar
2.Praises Jah Remix - Sizzla
3.Musical Crown(Original) - Vibration Lab
4.Musical Crown(Dubstep Mix) - Vibration Lab
5.Jah Way - RSD
6.Big Up An Bun Her - Ahh Bisto Vol.2
7.Freedom - Vibration Lab
8.State Of Mind  - Flatline Remix
9.Sundown feat:Top Cat - Max Powa & Jacky Murda
10.Helicopter Ting feat: John Holt - Jing Bong Ting
11.Dub Pon Street - Vibration Lab
12 Waste My Time(Real Dub Mix) - Vibration Lab
13.Oh Jah - Max Powa & Jacky Murda
14.DEB Tribute  - Max Powa & Jacky Murda
15.Woman Gi We It feat:Lionman - Jing Bong Ting  meets Chopstick Dubplate
16.Vibration Creation - Vibration Lab

positive vibes!

Vibration Lab - Future Reggae Dubstep Mix Oct 2010

Uniting with fellow Leeds institution Subdub, Iration Steppa’s home-grown roots have continued to make A mark on Outlook festival since day one. Operating with a true sense of commitment to uniting people through the love of sound system culture, Iration Steppas, Macky Banton and Dego Ranking once again bring maximum vibrations for the final fort.

Iration Steppas ft Macky Banton & Dego Ranking - Live at Outlook 2019

With 2019 marking their fourth decade of trailblazing sound system culture to the UK and international audiences, who better to join the Subdub arena than their close friends, Channel One. Bringing a tight selection of old and new roots music, Channel One were key players in flying the sound system flag high for the final edition at the fort. 

Recorded live at SUBDUB 21 in SUBDUB Arena, Saturday 7th September 2019

Channel One - Live at Outlook 2019

For over two decades, Glasgow’s Mungo’s Hi Fi and their label Scotch Bonnet have spread their fun, forward-thinking reggae music around the world. And this ethos is triple-distilled into their now eagerly- awaited Puffer’s Choice compilations.
The latest, third edition in the series collects some the last few years' top collaborative highlights onto one LP. With its cover bearing the MacLeod of Lewis tartan, Puffer’s Choice 3 is a celebration of both the label’s Scottish heritage and their global family tree of links with sound systems, artists and producers who share the same spirit.
The album begins with Heavenz by Norwich-based producers Chief Rockas, featuring the hypnotic flow of Jamaican-born emcee Mr Williamz, over a smoking “re-lick” of the famous Heavenless rhythm. It’s followed by the soulful voice of Ireland’s Cian Finn, singing traditional Celtic song Go Lassie on a sparse, dubby Mungo’s backing. This track was previously released on Mungo’s offshoot imprint Dumbarton Rock which quickly sold out.
The pastoral becomes the political as US-born, Wales-based crooner Jeb Loy Nichols gently reminds the world that To Be Rich (Should Be A Crime). It’s a biting message from Nichols’ album 'Long Time Traveller' produced by legendary dubbist Adrian Sherwood of On-U Sound. Scotch Bonnet crew member Stalawa draws on the African excursions that yielded 2019’s acclaimed Stalawa In East Africa EP. Rather Be Alone, featuring Kenya's 'First Lady of hip hop and reggae’ Nazizi, is the next cut to Ease Up the Pressure by Jamaica’s Delroy Melody and Uganda’s C Wyne.
Swedish production unit Viktorious (who Puffer's Choice fans will remember from 2016’s volume 1) revive Hotstepper, a lost lyric from Jamaican veteran Earl Cunningham. It was an unreleased artefact from a 1980s sound system cassette that deserves a wider audience. The digital sounds that rose in the 80s continue with Crucial by Swiss producer Bony Fly and New York vocalist JonnyGo Figure – whose style reminded Mungo’s of another NYC legend, Shinehead.
The record flips over to celebrate UK sound system heritage, with the first ever vinyl release of Interrupt’s Lyrics Spree, a family affair involving three generations of British lyricists, Parly B, Daddy Freddy and Tippa Irie. Also getting a first release on wax is hard-puffing, all Jamaican dancehall affair BBS, featuring Shokryme and RTKaL. Produced by experimental Kingston collective Equiknoxx, it demonstrates that however far Mungo’s Hi Fi’s interest in reggae may travel, they still listen to the island where it all started...
At the other end of the scale, musically and geographically, is Weak Hearts, a haunting, mechanical soundscape from New Zealand dubstep project Flying Fox. Its sparing, sampled vocal contrasts with the loud and clear anti-racist lyricism of Black, chanted by Jamaican sing-jay Skari over a deliberately unobtrusive backdrop from Belgium’s INT DUB.
Mungo’s Hi Fi themselves make a reappearance on the flipside with hymn to solitude, In My Zone, by Bristol emcee Gardna and singer Charli Brix. Taken from Gardna's debut album, the rhythm is a Mungo’s homage to Coki - Dry Cry (a dubstep bootleg using an old Sizzla acapella). The album’s final port of call is Sailor West by Cumbrian dubstep producer Somah and ethereal Edinburgh-based singer Nem, who appeared on Puffer’s Choice volume 2.
The third installment in what is now a reggae and dub lover’s institution, Puffer’s Choice 3 once again balances diversity with shared musical vision. Carefully selected by the Mungo's and Scotch Bonnet team, it stands for everything its creators value: community, experimentation, heavy bass and good times.

Mr Williamz - My Heavenz (Prod Chief Rockas)

Outlook Festival, Croatia
Europe’s leading bass music & soundsystem culture festival
August 29th – September 2nd 2013

www.outlookfestival.com
Lineup: tinyurl.com/bjc7to5
Tickets: tinyurl.com/keg8gnv

Dub Smugglers Sound System brought the good vibrations to the Beach Stage at Outlook 2012. They opened the festival in style on the wednesday night, creating a legendary beach party that lasted well over 12 hours and drew in a crowd in excess of 5,000 ravers!
Dub Smugglers maintained a standard of sound hard to match and allowed it to flow across the beach and out onto the sea for the duration of Outlook festival 2012. They didn’t only impress the punters, but many top acts from around the world commented on the high quality of sound provided from the crew.

Expect to see the Dub Smugglers (with brand new releases just around the corner) performing on various other stages throughout Outlook 2013, playing their own brand of dub, reggae and dub step. With an endless amount of energy, an abundance of bass; Dub Smugglers always provide a heavyweight sound and maximum ‘vibes for the people’.  Don't forget www.dubsmugglers.com

Tracklist:
1.Dub Smugglers - Walk & Skank Remix
2.Dub Smugglers - Dubplate Rider ft. Parly B
3.Dub Smugglers - Sign on the Line Remix
4.Horace Andy - Watch We Remix
5.Dub Smugglers - Fire Remix
6.Dub Smugglers - Shine Bright ft. Kuntri Ranks
7.Dub Smugglers - Ruff Mi Tuff ft. Tippa Irie Remix
8.Mungo's HiFi - I Need Dub ft. Soom T
9.Mungo's HiFi - Sweet Meditation ft. Kenny Knotts
10.Shy Fx - Raver
11.Dub Smugglers - My Country Remix
12.Vibration Lab - Great Stone Remix
13.Bun Dem (Pure Solid Remix)
14.RSD - Righteousness ft. Danman
15.Dub Smugglers - Stopper ft. Cutty Ranks
16.Dub Smugglers - Dub Juggla ft. Super Four
17.Dub Smugglers - Hardcore ft. Super Four
18.Dub Smugglers - Thanks & Praise ft. Super Four
19.Dub Smugglers - Deeper Remix
20.Adam Prescott - Occupy the Session
21.Reggae Roast - Occupy the Session
22. Mungo's HiFi - El Fata Inna Dance
23. Dub Smugglers - Step Down
24. Top Cat - Buck Dem
25. Ranking Joe - I love Jah
26. Divorce L'Italienne - Marine P