Dubroom Online, Edition November 4 2009
"LE DUB, MONSIEUR!" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)
WWW, November 4 2009 - During my web browsing sessions, where I'm looking for music to review for the Dubroom, lately I am especially interested in the French Dub bands and Net Labels that surfaced during these last years.
There are so many bands, producers and labels that it is really fair to speak about a French DUB Movement, so interesting that it approaches a fine second place on the Global DUB Map, where the UK stood at a lonely heights until the Internet gave rise to other movements like the Online (DUB) Reggae Artists.
Take No More Babylon, a French band which backs up Jamaican singers during their tours in France. This band needs more recognition than it currently gets, globally.
After all, it's all about Le Dub, Monsieur!
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, November 4 2009 - The French based Roots and DUB Collective No More Babylon comes again with a massive Discomix full of crucial musical vibes, lyrical truths and skillful Dub mixing, everything on a Cool and Dreadly One Drop rhythm.
WWW, October 2009 - Cool and Dreadly, Fari People is a massive One Drop tune hailing up the Movement of Rastafari. Excellent production, full of majestic elements and reasonings to make us meditate once again about that Natural Mystic in Reggae Music.
WWW, November 2009 - His début "Rockers No Crackers" on Errol T's label in 1978 brought him a hit and subsequent period of silence that lasted for decades. He moved to the US, from where he re-launched his career as skilled singer on mainly US based Contemporary Roots and Dancehall releases.
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