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Dub echoes – tracing the Jamaican on origins of hip hop & electronic music

A few things missing and a few unnecessaries but all in all a good film well worth the watch. Dubwise!

http://www.dubechoes.com/
‘Dub Echoes’ is a newly produced film about Dub, featuring an incredible array of artists, both original Jamaican artists – U Roy, King Jammy, Lee Perry, Sly Dunbar, Bunny Lee (to name a few), alongside a similarly awe-inspiring array of artists who have been taken Dub into new directions in electronic dance music – Kode9, Roots Manuva, Howie B, Adrian Sherwood and many more. Directed by Bruno Natal over a three year period, this is a killer film to be watched over and over again! covering Dub in all its different guises. The DVD comes with loads of extra features, dub mixes and more. Essential!

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  1. Dub Roots Reggae MIX by 13 year old DJ Nirei of Japan | mark jacobs lives!

    […] On July 6, 2013 I posted Spotlight on Korean Reggae from Windy City, I and I Djangdan & Bibim Dub Trio which is a must listen. Unfortunately, some of the better dub and roots reggae are being made in places you’d least expect. And I’ve not touched the surface on this. Mad professor and others speak to this in dub echoes […]

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