As you may or may not know, the Dubroom has donated webspace for a group called "STAR Network". Out of that network came a label and a webstore with products by members of the network.

JAH Mark ran the webstore, and at a certain moment he and I decided that we had to combine his webstore and the Dubroom.

The webstore currently contains the full catalogue of the Star store. This means, that all the music in there is produced and released by members of Star Network. But obviously we are looking to expand that catalogue with music that could also be reviewed on the Dubroom.

We hope, that Dubroom Star Selections will grow out to become a quality outlet for the better conscious (DUB) Reggae.

We have received questions by people, as to whether we would only release music of a certain religious kind. We can be short: no. Dubroom Star Selections is completely in-line with the policy of the Dubroom. To read an in-depth article about the Dubroom's philosophy, click here.

When you are an artist and interested in our Web Store, please contact us.

I want to be featured on The Dubroom, but I am not religious. Do all the tracks or featured labels have to be religious?

No, ofcourse not, as long as your music is not of pornographic or anti-Jah content, and as long as it is dub or (other) reggae. We're all responsible for ourselves. On the other hand: when you deal with Reggae Music and you are not religious, you have at least found a way to deal with the many religious Reggae releases.

What are the requirements to get my music on the Dubroom?

As you can guess, there are many! People come to the Dubroom to find good music. The policy of the website is not to review crap, so when it's on the Dubroom, it's good. And unfortunnately this means that most music submitted to the Dubroom will not be put on the site. To spare yourself a dissapointment, it might be fruitfull to read the list of requirements below.

Here is a list:

• The music must be (morally) legal. No illegal mp3 links.
• The music must be (Dub) Reggae or related.
• Related music is most likely not to be put on the Dubroom.
• Related to (Dub) Reggae is defined by The Dubroom as: ragga, ska, dancehall.
• The music must have at least the quality that is on avarage found here in The Dubroom.
• The recordings must be of reasonable quality, not practice tape style recorded with one microphone, unless the music is historically relevant.
• (for net-label)The music must be available for free download, and must be full-length.
• The music should not contain any offenses towards the Creator.
• The music should not have so-called adult contents and should not contain calls to violence, in other words, no slackness.

Still interested? When you are an artist and interested in our Web Store, please contact us.