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Song of the Day: George Faith “I’ve Got The Groove”

George Faith‘s read of the O’Jays R&B classic, “I’ve Got The Groove” totally transforms the song into a dubby classic.

DJ M Dot applies dancehall pressure tonight at the 18th St. Lounge

Sofia, Bulgaria-based producer Puma & The Dolphin creates a hypnotic post-punk sound on “Cobra Dance.”

As fall progresses and things start to get a little chillier at night, Keith Hudson turns the heater on with this reggae classic.

Categories: Blog, dub, music, reggae, Song of the Day Tags: Keith Hudson, music, New Order, reggae, song of the day

A collaboration between Algerian singer Lili Boniche and bassist/producer Bill Laswell, “Mezelt Ma Jetch Dub” is a meeting of two worlds.

Categories: afropop, Blog, dub, music, Song of the Day Tags: algeria, Bill Laswell, dub, lili boniche, music song of the day

The forward-looking dub meets ethnographic music of African Head Charge makes for a heady combination on “Healing Ceremony”.

Yesking turns in a stunning dub-inflected remix of the venerable Billie Holiday wintertime classic that flips the original on its head.

Just in time to kick off your Halloween weekend, here’s a brand new Spotify playlist of dub and reggae for your spooky listening enjoyment.

Categories: Blog, dub, reggae, spooky Tags: dub, dub reggae, Halloween, shocktober, spotify

Claude Young Jr. delivers two very different versions of Funkadelic’s “You And Your Folks, Me And My Folks”

The Slits cover of “I Heard It Through The Grapevine”, a song made famous by Marvin Gaye, is a brilliant post-punk read on a Motown classic.

Categories: Blog, dub, music, post-punk, punk, R&B, Song of the Day Tags: Marvin Gaye, song of the day, the Clash, The Slits