I have to admit about The Dub I know next to nothing about Chronicles, and I was really shocked when I read on Facebook that their new album "Kingston“(VPAL) from Dubmatix was produced. How could that get past me? However - I have to say this in my defense - "Kingston" doesn't sound like anything Dubmatix, which could be due to the atypical, sometimes even jazzy live sound. Further down on Facebook it says the Dub Chronicles is a duo of two brothers living in Toronto who are “the heaviest dubwise roots reggae riddims ”at all. Aha. I would not confirm this unreservedly, but at least the connection is now closed Dubmatix plausible. Have a listen and decide for yourself.
5 replies to “The Dub Chronicles: Kingston "
I doubt that Dubmatix produced ... the album would be damaging to the reputation of the good man.
Dubmatix pushes me straight: "Greetings Rene - hope you are doing well. I saw your article and wanted to clarify - I only mixed the tracks and did dub versions. I didn't actually produce it. :) All the best Jesse "
I recommend listening to the new release of Oku Onuora (“I've Seen”). Ingeniously mixed, killer sound courtesy of Najavibes. I haven't heard such rich sounds in a long time ... listen out loud and take off.
That's true. The sound is amazing.
……. “Listen out loud & take off. "
That's exactly what I'm doing right now! Waaaaaaaa madness !!!!!
This is how reggae works! ………………. lemmi