Rhythm  & Sound - See Mi Yah (w/ Willi Williams)

Searching for the Sungle was conceived in the 2012 sessions with Andy’s 

Jam and originally called Classy. It was first released as Searching for the Sun (for the rain dub) on the Dub’s 25th birthday compilation Commercial Grates in 2018.  Searching for the Sungle is a jungle excursion of “for the rain dub” re-written in Whakatu with Mark Tyler and Harry Bretherton. Classy original version produced by Ants Smith will be released alongside the full vocal version of Andy’s Jam featuring Nino Birch in the coming months.

Searching for the Sungle [Album mix]

Ring My Bell

UTHANDO_BY_TRIKZ MAN

Grogrund

Melomel

Showcase

Spend Some Time (feat. Paul St. Hilaire)

What a Mistry (feat. Paul St. Hilaire)

Blind Man

Nomine's Robot

Resurrectors are a 9 piece dub reggae band from Redfern, Sydney comprising an eclectic mix of local talent as well as musicians originally from Barbados, South Africa, England and New Zealand.

The band features some of Sydney’s finest musicians. Cameron Deyell plays in Bertie Blackman’s and Inge Lilestrom’s bands. Jon Pease tours nationally in Paul Mac’s band. Declan Kelly has released a solo album which was quite successful in its own right. Peter Firth is also a permanent member of Kingtide.

Healing is the band’s debut album and has already won them some talented fans:
The album features a bonus remix of the title track by Fat Freddy’s Drop producer and main man DJ Fitchie.

Resurrectors are an amazing live and will be touring extensively on the back of the album. Launches planned for Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane and Byron Bay. Already they have supported top dub acts including Fat Freddy’s Drop and the Black Seeds.

The album combines great songwriting and soulful performance with a social conscience and in doing so delivers a very powerful and compelling musical message. This is great music made by people living in Australia and singing about Australian subjects. The band tap into a rich and soulful tradition whilst presenting their sound in a current and contemporary style. 


Healing - Fat Freddys Drop Remix

An unreleased version of a classic track from the Songs Of Praise album uncovered by our tape archivist Patrick Dokter, it can be heard on the forthcoming Churchical Chant Of The Iyabinghi LP and the Drumming Is A Language CD boxset. Both will be in record shops worldwide on 6th March 2020 or you can pre-order here: https://on-u-sound.ffm.to/ahcdrum

African Head Charge - Dub Some More

We Are to Answer

Surfing the Silvatide (feat. Bajka)

What a Mistry (feat. Paul St. Hilaire)

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