Dubroom Online, Edition September 3 2009
"THIS IS THE DUBROOM (2)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)
WWW, September 3 2009 - (DUB) Reggae and Consciousness are -arguably- very much connected.
This is a tradition, even, which obviously relates to the fact that Reggae Music was not born anywhere else but in the hearts of the Jamaican people who had to face the negative sides of world history to the bone.
It's a tradition which is not just very much respected in the Dubroom, but even practiced with strong conviction.
I believe, that keeping up this tradition, sometimes "against all odds", is appreciloved by the vast majority of those that frequently visit the Dubroom.
This believe is reflected in the fact that most subscribers to Dubroom feeds or lists are subscribed to our main list, where basically everything is presented: from music to meditations and reports et cetera.
One Love, Give Thanks,
Messian Dread (Dubroom Webmaster)
The above column is the personal opinnion of the Webmaster and does not neccesarily reflect the contents of the Dubroom Website and/or Message Boards and/or Weblogs.
ITEMS FOR THIS EDITION:
WWW, September 3 2009 - In this very heartical tune, Frankie Paul takes us to the very soul of the people who cry for peace and justice: Jah Jah Children. You can't afford to miss out this upfull piece of Reggae Music!
WWW, September 2009 - Recently, the Dubroom received a heartfelt letter from an online artist with the request to open up the Dubroom for "anyone" in the Online (DUB) Reggae Artist Community to upload their own music, much in the style of Soundclick and Reverbnation.
Why the Dubroom isn't going to do it? Read on...
WWW, August 2009 - He is widely considered to be the godfather of Rub a Dub, where vocalists sing over what could be called early Dancehall. But that is by far not the only achievement of Lincoln Sugar Minott.
WWW, August/September 2009 - From August 16 to September 30, the Dubroom presents a new track available for free download at EZTRACKS.com. Just click to listen and check it out!
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