Max Romeo "Jehosephat"

Love Brother United- Ah No Me Officer

Mutabaruka - Would U  / Linton Kwesi Johnson aka LKJ - Iron Bar Dub - Remix/Mash up by Ras Levi Selector

Mutabaruka - Would U  / Linton Kwesi Johnson aka LKJ - Iron Bar Dub - Remix/Mash up

Black Crucial - Conscience Speaks

Akae Beka "Kaaba Stone" (Live at the Howard Theater, 2016)

Zion I Kings are in a deep dub dimension on Digital Ancient Dub, the third installment in their dub album series. Pushing the classic reggae dub genre with a unique take on dubbing original tracks without vocal drops as well as some with, featuring a cast of renowned artists from the Zion I Kings vaults. This album infuses, live horns, melodica, instrumental solo’s, trippy synths, psychedelic vocal pieces and heavy filtered drum sections akin to electronic dance music, this album creates a unique listening journey for real dub music fans worldwide. Choc full of heavy weight drum and bass grooves tracked spontaneously in the studio as well as a few programmed drum tracks to keep things current and interesting. 
The album kicks of with an epic steppers rhythm on “King Step Dub”, sailing through a strong melodica melody over a driving kick drum and sweeping bass line. Half way through we get down and dirty with the “Mean Streets Dub” pushing you into a back alley with a dark clavinet line and jazzed out octave guitar licks. Finishing off with the two ton “The System Dub” featuring Akae Beka & Pressure vocal drops along with an insane African drum solo laced into the groove.

Digital Ancient Dub

Colonization Dub

05 - Zion I Kings - Colonization Dub Feat. Marcus Gad

Produced by Micah Shemaiah Abrahams 
composed by Micah Abrahams/Kazam davis
Mixed By Jahnoi nunes/Micah Abrahams
label WeGeneration music
Artwork by wiebu Wie 

Buy link https://backl.ink/142781841

Fly Anu (Anu Brian)

VP Records brings four essential 7-inch singles back to the market, crossing boundaries from the Rastafari anthem "None A Jah Jah Children" to Glen Brown and Richie McDonald's deep roots scorcher "Realize"; and a pair of massive Junjo Lawes productions featuring the Roots Radics: Johnny Osbourne's eternal hit "Ice Cream Love" and Hugh Mundell's much sought "Rasta Have The Handle." All feature superlative dub mixes on the flip, hallmarks of reggae's golden era.

Realize - Richie McDonald & Glen Brown

VP RECORDS

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