The deep world of dub music: classic albums where you can experience the sonic magic born from reggae.

Merry UpGlen Brown

Glen Brown – Merry Up

Glen Brown, the Jamaican musician known as the “Rhythm Master.” This instrumental piece is where he shines as both producer and melodica player.

The track features deeply undulating echo processing by King Tubby, giving it a mysterious, underwater-like sense of weightless drift.

Its cheerful melody carries a subtle hint of wistfulness, gently enveloping the listener’s heart.

Originally released in 1972 as a 7-inch single, it was later included on the compilation Rhythm Master Volume Two.

On nights when you want to step away from the noise of everyday life, why not surrender yourself to the waves of sound?

Jacqueline DubHugh Mundell

Jacqueline Dub

Hugh Mundell, the legendary Jamaican singer who passed away at the young age of 21.

This is a profound dub track from his album “Mundell,” released in January 1982.

Over the rock-solid rhythms crafted by producer Henry “Junjo” Lawes and the Roots Radics, fragments of sound mixed by Scientist float and drift.

Many listeners have surely been captivated by the way the original vocals—filled with feelings for a particular woman—echo dreamily through the mix.

Created at King Tubby’s studio, this work is truly a laboratory of sound.

Dim the lights a little, sway your body, and lose yourself in the magic of the music.

No Mans LandAlpha & Omega

Alpha & Omega – No Mans Land

Step away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and sink deeply into a world of sound! For anyone who feels that way, I highly recommend this spiritual track by the legendary UK dub unit Alpha & Omega.

Featuring The Exile on vocals, the track’s heavy, body-resonating bass and spacious echo treatments transport the listener to an extraordinary realm.

Layered over it, chant-like vocals create an atmosphere that feels both sacred and warmly inviting.

Included on the album “Dub-Plate Selection Volume 2,” this song has been cherished as a dubplate classic since the 1990s.

Dim the lights, forget the everyday, and let yourself be carried by the waves of sound—why not spend a meditative moment like that?

Eye Of The Tiger (Ayur Tsyrenov Dub Remix)Survivor

Survivor – Eye Of The Tiger (Official HD Video)

Originally released in 1982 by the American rock band Survivor and used as the theme song for the film Rocky III.

This version is a dub remix by singer, sound producer, and remixer Ayur Tsyrenov.

Around The World (Kid Dub Remix)Daft Punk

Daft Punk – Around The World (Kid Dub Remix)

A track originally released as a single in 1997 by the French electronic music duo Daft Punk.

It became a hit around the world.

This version is a remix by British producer Faris Armstrong, who works under the name Kid Dub.

Dub I Can FeelKing Tubby

King Tubby ~ Dub I Can Feel

A legendary work of dub music will seize your heart.

This piece masterfully blends a distinctive, warmly resonant bass-driven rhythm with a melody that lingers in your ears.

Featured on the 1975 album “The Roots Of Dub,” the track captures the essence of the sound system music that swept Jamaica’s dancehalls.

Showcasing King Tubby’s remarkable production prowess, it truly lets you experience the essence of dub.

This classic by one of Jamaica’s leading music producers is a fascinating listen for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of dub music.

Add it to your playlist, and you’ll be able to enjoy the world of dub every day.

Ciuleandra (Dub Remix)Maria Tanase

Maria Tanase — Ciuleandra (Dub Remix)

A track by Maria Tănase, a Romanian singer and actress who was active from 1935 to 1963.

It is the title track of an album released in 2001.

In addition to this dub remix version, it has been remixed many times, including a drum ’n’ dub version.