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23-04-2014 // Dub Drifters Mix

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Title: Dub Vault Vol. 1

Label: UNA Sound

Catalogue Number: UNA002

Format: 12" / Digital
Release Date: 23/10/14
Radioactive Man digs deep into his Dub Vault. Tracks that were originally recorded up to 8 years ago are finally coming out on vinyl as well as digital. Four tracks of dub-laden beats with a nod to the Steppers vibes a la Jah Shaka and Aba Shanti.
 

Says Radioactive Man:
 

"Dub has always been a major influence in my music, mainly roots a la King Tubby, Marley, Lee Scratch, King Jammy etc. I used to religiously tune into the Manasseh show on Kiss FM on Saturday nights after Coldcut, that introduced me to the massive amount of Roots Reggae and Dub that was made in the 70’s. I always loved the fact there was two versions, a vocal and a dub, which was always played in that order. The original remix music I guess.
 

"I remember taking my good friend Si Brown to a ‘dance’ in Camberwell, South London. I think it was Aba Shanti sound system. Proper thunderous. Anyway, he reluctantly came along, he always thought reggae was chill out music, after 5 or 10 minutes he was up dancing - blown away by the sheer power of the bass. You couldn’t put your drink down cos it was bouncing with the bass! It's so powerful - that's the way to hear that music properly.
 

"2005, I’d just got a new bit of kit, a Korg Electribe SX, much fun to be had with the new toy, I’d been meaning to make some real dub style vibes, but with electronic sounds. Something we’d touched on doing the Two Lone Swordsmen stuff, Andrew Weatherall also a huge dubhead.
 

"So some of these tunes have been sitting on my hard drive for about 8 years. I played them to my friend Lukey Roots QC, him being a massive dub fiend, we talked about releasing them. So, after many moons of discussion and plans, here's a new record label, UNA sound, dedicated to the Dub side.
 

"There’s more than a bit of On U sound vibes going on, Adrian Sherwood being a producer I’ve always loved. It's a kind of 4/4 steppers vibe on some of them, I like to think they’ve stood the  test of time. They are quite rough and raw, and that's how I like it.
 

"'From the Dub Vault‘ will be a series of 12"s… so far in three volumes. As always, it's a work in progress, it's just that progress has taken years, well, you can’t rush these things can you? So very happy to have them on vinyl, too. I cut them myself, something I’ve been learning over the last year, and that's a great pleasure: cutting and mastering my own tunes.
 

"One Love!"
  

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