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Podcasts are a great way to get yourself familiar with all kinds of artists and styles you might like to consider for your next purchase. It is also a very good way of experiencing Reggae in an alternative way as many podcasts are de facto non-stop mixes, often put together by skillful DJ's and other Sound System personnel. The Dubroom has reviewed many of the best podcast(ers) throughout the years, all of which you can discover in our reviewed podcast pages. Be sure to also check out the Dubroom's own podcast. A link to the latest chapter can be found on the left side of this page.

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POTCAST: HARDCORE DUB
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WWW, January 2008 - UK based Reggae Music has a history almost as long as Jamaican Reggae. A history that has, next to the obvious similarities, a number of significant differences. One of these differences is perfectly illustrated in the 5th episode of the Potcast.

You guessed it: one hour of stricktly heavyweight (electronic) DUB, UK Style. Electronic devices and militant basslines form two main ingredients of this DUB experience extra-ordinary, as we are being introduced to a style of Reggae that truly fund it's origin in the UK based studio's of JAH Shaka, Adrian Sherwood, Mad Professor and Dennis Bovell.

We won't find an all-star list in this show, though. Next to well known engineers like Steve Vibronics and Ariwa's very own Mad Professor, we're taken into deep space by a number of lesser known producers as well.

Relaxed One Drop rhythms have their place next to ultra militant Steppers drums. The long echo's and other unidentified flying phased-out sound effects accompany us from the top to the very last drop of yet another great episode of this Potcast.

Not for the weakhearts!

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01. Variant - Variant (34a Remix) - Salazart
02. Singer Blue - Horns from the hills - Seek Jah First
03. Vibronics - Babylon Children Dub - Jah Tubbys
04. Dub Revolutionaries - Juks We a Juks Dub - Ariwa
05. Tassili Players - Tribute Dub - Lush
06. The Roots Squad - Jah Lead I Foward Dub - Jah Tubbys
07. I-Plant - Chant Dub - I Grow
08. Ketty Roots - Dub Majesty - Black Legacy
09. King Chilla - Chilla's Theme - Dubvolt
10. Roots Hitk Players - Dub Away Home - Roots Hi-Tek
11. Sip A Cup & GP - Skuffle Dubwise - Sip A Cup
12. Fabwise - Princess Dub - Education
13. R. Chaplin - Burning Dub - MOD

Right-Click on MP3 to download the podcast, or click on MORE to find more episodes by the same podcaster. The Dubroom is not responsible for contents and/or availability of the podcast, but merely reviews the material to promote (DUB) Reggae music. Please take any issues with this podcast to the podcaster. This review © the Dubroom, this podcast © respective artists/labels. All rights reserved, except for releases clearly presented under Creative Commons Copyright.

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