Jah Shaka & Mad Professor in Ariwa studio 1985 talk about dub and sings - My song - these artist at the time were big producers putting out big music and Mad Professor with his dub style
Can i add that the music created and produced by UK sounds almost single handedly held up the jamaican reggae industry for almost 20 years during the 70's and 80's dancehall era.. at the time jamaican studio's were totally independent and suffered from serious under-investment. but thanks to Coxson and his Studio One movement, The Mighty Saxon Studio and the king Jah Shaka.. reggae could continue to create the magic that lifted dancehalls of that era, all over the world.. JOB WELL DONE UK.....
I love what he says about how dub can change your mood and give you STRENGTH FROM WITHIN... exactly why I am in love with DUB. thanks for sharing this. BLESS...
V.I.V.E.K -feel it. at the very beginnig there is a sample from this movie. I truly appreciate what VIVEK did, it's amazing track and example how dubstep should be...
Absolute Legends both equal in there own style the uk reggae and dub scene wouldnt be what it is if it wasnt for there input they set the foundation and inspiration for many reggae Uk artists/producers today biggest respect an understatement 🦁🙏❤️
@CriticalPedagogy... Brinsley Forde, frontman of Aswad plays the main roll. I highly reccomend watching Babylon, in my opinion, better than both The Harder They Come and Rockers.
