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

Born during a transformative period in reggae music, “dub” has exerted a profound influence on music scenes worldwide as a distinctive genre where audio engineering meets Jamaica’s unique sound.

Its spatial sound design—making effective use of echo and reverb—together with the distinctive sense of weightless drift created by deep basslines, continues to flow through contemporary electronic music.

Why not immerse yourself in the allure of dub music—an ever-evolving laboratory of sound—starting today?

The deep world of Dub music: classic albums where you can experience the sonic magic born from reggae (21–30)

Chandelier (Hector Fonseca & Tommy Love Tribal Dub Mix)Sia

Sia – Chandelier (Hector Fonseca and Tommy Love Tribal Dub) (HD Audio) (1080)
Chandelier (Hector Fonseca & Tommy Love Tribal Dub Mix)Sia

Originally released by Sia in 2014, this track reached the Top 10 on charts around the world.

This version is a dub remix by American house music DJ Hector Fonseca and Brazilian house music DJ Tommy Love.

Summer Rain (Dub Mix)ATB

ATB is a German EDM DJ, musician, and producer who has been active since 1998.

He was ranked No.

1 on DJ Magazine’s “The DJ List” in 2011.

This version is a dub remix of a track that was released as a single in 2006.

The deep world of dub music: masterful albums where you can experience the sonic magic born from reggae (31–40)

ShineAswad

Aswad’s signature song, released in June 1994, is known as a classic of reggae-pop.

Featured on the album Rise and Shine, it reached No.

5 on the UK Singles Chart.

It was certified Silver in the UK and sold over 200,000 copies.

Packed with Aswad’s appeal, the track is characterized by its rhythmic beat and smooth, satisfying bassline.

Elements of soul and R&B are woven in with finesse, making it easy for new listeners to embrace.

Its airy effects and vocals that are weighty yet warm are also captivating.

The lyrics deliver a message of self-empowerment and positivity that is sure to resonate with listeners.

Sweat (David Guetta & Afrojack Dub Mix)Snoop Dogg

Snoop Dogg – Sweat (David Guetta & Afrojack Dub Mix)
Sweat (David Guetta & Afrojack Dub Mix)Snoop Dogg

A track originally released under the title “Wet” by American hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg.

This dub remix version, “Sweat,” by French DJ David Guetta and Dutch DJ Afrojack, was released in 2011.

Space Oddity DubmixAdrian Sherwood

Adrian Sherwood – Space Oddity Dubmix
Space Oddity DubmixAdrian Sherwood

A track that expresses the mysteries of the universe through music.

Produced by Adrian Sherwood, this work fully brings out the allure of dub.

The heavy bassline and masterful use of echo and reverb transport listeners into the vastness of outer space.

Created as part of the “On-U In Space” project released in August 2023, it features previously unreleased vocals from Lee “Scratch” Perry and bass performances by Doug Wimbish, offering a 3D dub sound designed with spatial audio in mind.

Perfect for stress relief, meditation, or as nighttime driving music.

Highly recommended for those who want to experience the depth of dub music.

MarabiAugustus Pablo

An instrumental track released in 1973 by Augustus Pablo, known as the wizard of the melodica.

Its sound skillfully fuses roots reggae and dub elements, creating a dreamy atmosphere that feels like drifting under a tropical night sky.

Included on the 1974 album “This Is.

.

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Augustus Pablo,” it’s highly regarded as one of his signature works.

The way the melodica’s soft tone melts into a space woven from soothing rhythms and echo effects is breathtaking.

It’s perfect for relaxing or quietly reflecting.

Listen with headphones to immerse yourself even more deeply in its sonic world.

Here I ComeBARRINGTON LEVY

A signature track by Barrington Levy that colors Jamaica’s music scene.

Released in 1985, it features a rhythmic beat and striking vocals.

The lyrics, which sing of personal strength and the determination to overcome adversity, resonated with many listeners.

Over time, it became a popular song sampled by various artists, including Shaggy and the Black Eyed Peas.

In 2021, it was also featured on the soundtrack of the Netflix original film The Harder They Fall, continuing to shine with undiminished appeal.

It’s a must-listen not only for reggae fans but also for anyone seeking a fresh musical experience.