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Ease into your Sunday with this mellow one-hour mix of acoustic reggae. Featuring stripped-down acoustic tracks for this session. Kick back and enjoy the easy vibes.

PLAYLIST

1. Clinton Fearon – Backyard Meditation

2. Stephen Marley, Damian Marley – The Traffic Jam (Acoustic Version)

3. Barrington Levy – Personal Oval

4. Sylford Walker – Burn Babylon (Acoustic Version)

5. The Expanders – Evilous Number

6. Israel Vibration – Dancing in the Rain (Acoustic Version - Bonus)

7. Bedouin Soundclash – Jeb Rand

8. The Congos – Hills and Valleys

9. Toots & The Maytals – Bam Bam (Live)

10. Bim Sherman – Over The Rainbow

11. Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers – One Good Spliff

12. Ronnie Davis – Strange Things (Acoustic)

13. UB40 featuring Ali Astro & Mickey – Food For Thought (Unplugged)

14. Andrew Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Ky-Mani Marley – Soon Come

15. Queen Ifrica – Predator's Paradise

16. Jesse Royal – Feel Your Pain (Percapella)

This mix dives deep into the crucial transition period of Jamaican music during the early 1980s—those rich, rugged years when the roots reggae era evolved into the raw pulse of early dancehall, also known as rub-a-dub. The 17 tracks featured here capture the stripped-down riddims, streetwise vocals, and echo-laden dub textures that defined this moment in time.

These were the years when roots consciousness met sound system swagger, and the groove got heavier, slower, and more bass-focused. As political tensions rose in Jamaica and the optimism of the ‘70s roots began to fade, artists and producers responded with music that reflected reality—gritty, direct, and dance-ready.

About This Era (1979–1985): The Roots–Dancehall Crossover Why It Happened

After nearly a decade of deeply spiritual and political roots reggae, a younger generation pushed for change. They craved music that could still carry a message but move the dancefloor and reflect everyday life. The result: rub-a-dub and early dancehall, a style with emphasis on drum and bass, minimal overdubs, and toasting (a rhythmic, talk-over vocal style) alongside melodic singing.

Who Shaped the Sound

• Sly & Robbie (The Rhythm Twins): Their Taxi label and riddims drove innovation—combining militant basslines with minimal, hard-hitting drum grooves.

• Henry “Junjo” Lawes: A towering figure of this time, producing massive hits for artists like Yellowman, Don Carlos, Michael Prophet, and more—often backed by the mighty Roots Radics band.

• Roots Radics: The go-to session band for rub-a-dub—slow tempos, dubbed-out textures, and basslines that could anchor any vocal.

• Joe Gibbs, Channel One, Jammy’s, Techniques, and Volcano were the key studios and labels shaping the sound.

PLAYLIST

1. Tony Tuff – Come Fe Mash It

2. Little John – Smoke Ganja Hard

3. Gregory Isaacs – Oh What a Feeling

4. Barrington Levy – Trying to Rule My Life

5. Half Pint – Sally

6. Michael Prophet – Gunman

7. The Meditations – Carpenter Rebuild

8. Linval Thompson – Look How Me Sexy

9. Don Carlos – Laser Beam

10. Super Cat – Dance Inna New York

11. Yellowman – Nobody Move Nobody Get Hurt

12. Freddie McGregor – Roots Man Skanking

13. Josey Wales – It A Fi Burn

14. Wailing Souls – Inchpinchers

15. Anthony Johnson, Jah Thomas, Toyan – Gunshot

16. Cornell Campbell – Boxing Around

17. Bunny Wailer – I'm The Toughest

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Errol Holt – Congo Dread Jacob Miller – Some Of Them Say Them A Rasta Mystic Eyes – Linger a While Pablo Moses – Blood Money Leroy Brown – What a Fire The Abyssinians – South African Enlistment - Remastered 2002 Rod Taylor – Bad Man Comes and Goes NORRIS REID – PROTECT THEM The Officials – Babylonian Mighty Diamonds – Gates of Zion Johnny Clarke – Blood Dunza Dennis Brown – A True Barrington Levy – Walk 2000 Miles Horace Martin – Africa Is Calling Noel Ellis, Lone Ark – I Know Jah Shaka – Repatriation Senya – Roots Man Fullness, Mikey General – Chariots and Horses

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For today’s clash, I welcome Dubmaster Conte, who came through with a heavy UK steppers selection—deep basslines, militant drums, and hypnotic echoes. In response, I dug into my vault and pulled seven stepper tracks that complement and contrast his picks, forming a heavyweight sonic journey.

Each episode becomes a time capsule of two minds meeting over music.

PLAYLIST

1. Manasseh, The Equaliser – Millennium

2. The Bush Chemists – Earth’s Rightful Ruler

3. Miniman, Murray Man – Dub Over Evil

4. Alpha & Omega – Sacred Realm

5. The Disciples – Eastern Fire

6. Indica Dubs, Vibronics, Vanya O – Dub Stream

7. Dougie Conscious, Artman – Artman Meets Dougie

8. Dub Dynasty, Alpha Steppa, Alpha & Omega, Don Fe – River Jordan

9. Junior Delgado, Smith & Mighty – Storm is Coming

10. Fikir Amlak, Ital Horns, Dougie Conscious – African Raindrops

11. Gussie Clarke – No Entry – 2025 Remaster

12. Fullness – Bless Na Curse Riddim

13. Macka B, Mad Professor – Warrior Dub

14. Roots Keepers, Vibronics – Rootswoman Dub

A dive into the raw, psychedelic world of Lee "Scratch" Perry — the original Upsetter. This one-hour mix uncovers rare gems, unreleased dub plates, and overlooked productions from Perry’s Black Ark era and beyond. Expect swirling echoes, hypnotic grooves, and unpredictable sonic experiments that highlight Perry’s genius outside the mainstream. This isn’t a greatest hits session, it’s a head-nod to the underground wizardry of reggae’s mad scientist.

Perfect for crate diggers, dub heads, and anyone curious about the sonic shadows of Scratch.

PLAYLIST

1. The Classics - Civilization (Produced by Perry)

2. The Upsetters - A Live Injection

3. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Perry In Dub

4. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Three Blind Dub

5. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Rub-A-Dub

6. Lee "Scratch" Perry - After Beat Dub

7. The Upsetters - Rare Acetates Vol 1 (B Side Mix)

8. The Upsetters - Haunted House (Rare Vinyl)

9. The Upsetters & Augustus Pablo - Black Ark

10. The Upsetters - Dark Moon

11. The Upsetters - Rebels Train / Rebels Dub

12. The Upsetters - Shuffle (Unreleased Dub Plate Mix)

13. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Caneriver Rock extended with Rocky River

14. The Upsetters & Bob Marley - Natural Mystic

15. The Upsetters - Vibrator

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Sylford Walker – Eternal Day Junior Delgado – Every Natty Tetrack – Look Within Yourself Prince Alla – Funeral Earth & Stone – Jail House Set Me Free The Twinkle Brothers, Alla – Babylon A Fight Barry Brown – Enter the Kingdom of Zion Linval Thompson – Cool Down Your Temper Cultural Roots – World Of Illusion The Black Survivors – Come Away Jah Jah Children Delton Screechie – Living in the Ghetto - 12 Mix Keith Porter, The Itals – Jah Glory Naggo Morris – Jah Guide Bob Andy – Unchain Me Leroy Smart – Babylon Don't Like Dreadlocks Junior Ross & The Spears – Rasta Come From Zion aka Rastaman Say

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For today’s mix, I’ve brought in a guest, Ediblspaceships, who’s been an active part of Bass Culture, and he’s selected seven tracks, and I’ve filled out the rest of the hour. I hope you enjoy it. If you’d like to be part of a future Sound Clash, please don't hesitate to message me.

PLAYLIST

ediblspaceships selections

1. Twilight Circus Dub Sound System – Dance Plate

2. Dry & Heavy - Kick The Bong Around

3. Prince Fatty, Shniece McMenamin – Expansions

4. Twilight Circus Dub Sound System – Floorshaker

5. Prince Fatty, Mungo's Hi Fi, Sugar Minott – Scrub a Dub Style - Prince Fatty Mix

6. Sherwood & Pinch - Bring Me Weed (Casio Love Bootleg Remix)

7. Clouds - Elders (Rootah Dub)

Dubmatix selections

1. Restriction – Four Point Plan

2. Jah Shaka & Mad Professor – Ecological Dub

3. Jah Warrior – Herbsman Anthem

4. Manasseh – Zion Dubbing

5. Gentleman's Dub Club, Kiko Bun – Use Me (Ben Mckone Dub) - Mixed

6. Sis Jendayi – Feel It - Dub Two

7. Butch Cassidy Sound System – Coming Storm

8. Diggory Kenrick, The Prophet Allstars – Oppression (Part 1)

Ambient dub is the dreamlike extension of traditional dub—a sound world where slow-motion basslines, swirling echoes, and textured layers stretch out like scenes from a film you've never seen but somehow remember. It’s not dub for the dancefloor. It’s dub for drifting. For breathing. For letting go.

PLAYLIST

1. Docetism – Old Oak

2. Akcept, Another Channel – Transmission

3. Another Channel – Version Of Love

4. Versa – Breakthrough

5. Thievery Corporation – Le Monde

6. Eccodek, Dubmatix – Voices Have Eyes (Dubmatix Cinematic Dub Mix)

7. Low Volume, Biodub – Hope So - Biodub Remix

8. Upwellings – Blue Line to Brixton - Original Mix

9. Deadbeat, Paul St. Hilaire – Dopa

10. Biodub – Schweben

11. Dubmatix, Future Dub Orchestra – Black Arc

Burning Spear—born Winston Rodney in St. Ann’s Bay, Jamaica—is not just a reggae artist; he is a vessel of history, resistance, and Rastafari wisdom. While his better-known songs, such as "Marcus Garvey," "Columbus," and "Slavery Days," defined 1970s roots reggae, there’s a rich body of lesser-known tracks that offer just as much power, insight, and sonic magic.

This one-hour mix delves into a deeper catalog: unreleased takes, dub versions, extended disco mixes, and forgotten B-sides that still resonate with Spear’s unwavering spiritual and political voice. These are songs for those ready to go beneath the surface.

PLAYLIST

1. Burning Spear - Call On You

2. Burning Spear - Swell Head

3. Burning Spear - Foggy Road

4. Burning Spear - Institution (Disco Mix)

5. Burning Spear - Workshop (Red Gold And Green)

6. Burning Spear - Travelling

7. Burning Spear - Free Black People

8. Burning Spear - Farther East Of Jack (Old Marcus Garvey)

9. Burning Spear - Spear Burning

10. Burning Spear - Dub Man

11. Burning Spear - Natural (Version)

12. Burning Spear - Jah No Dead (Disco Mix)

13. Burning Spear - Marcus Senior

14. Burning Spear - Do The Reggae (12" Inch mix)

15. Burning Spear - The Whole We A Suffer

We take a deep dive into the heaviest, deepest, and most earth-shaking dub sounds of the 1970s with 15 killer, no filler, dub tracks.

This is the era when dub was forged in Kingston's studios, carved into vinyl grooves, and blasted through the most powerful sound systems across Jamaica and beyond. These dubs rattled speakers, lifted minds, and laid the foundation for what we now call bass culture.

So turn up your speakers, feel the bass in your chest, and let’s step into the echo chamber of heavyweight dub.

PLAYLIST King Tubby - Keep On Dubbing The Revolutionaries - Rocking Dub The Scientist - Drum Song The Aggrovators - Bag O Wire Prince Jammy - Fist Of Fury Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - Chapter Three The Revolutionaries - Waiting In The Park Dub The Twinkle Brothers - Jahovah in Dub Majesty King Tubby & The Aggrovators - A Rougher Version Horace Andy & The Aggrovators - Money For Dub Mikey Dread - Industrial Dub Prince Far I & The Arabs - Dub To Africa Prince Far I - Back Weh The Viceroys - Why Dub Roots Radics - Blood On His Lips

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Horace Andy – Babylon System Sylford Walker – My Father's Homeland Hugh Mundell – Can't Pop No Style Creation Rebel – Know Yourself Joy White – Dread Out Deh Moon Rocks, Prince Jazzbo – Have No Fear Barry Brown – Politician Linval Thompson – Pop No Style Welton Irie – Greetings The Black Survivors – Come Away Jah Jah Children Lacksley Castell – My Woman Can Soul Syndicate – Tonight Augustus Pablo – Some Dub Plate Wayne Jrrett – Saturday Night Jamboree Mystic Eyes – Judgement Time

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This special mix celebrates the voice, vision, and vibration of Martin Campbell, one of the UK’s most dedicated roots reggae artists. With haunting vocals, militant riddims, and dubwise production, his sound remains a powerful bridge between the message-driven reggae of the 1970s and today’s global dub revival.

This was an artist I’d never crossed musical paths with, so when I first heard “Wicked Rule,” my ears perked up. The music was different, his voice stood out with a unique tone and delivery that made me stop and ask What was that? T’ Then I had to relisten several times to wrap my head around what this guy was doing. Released in 1990, it was a blend of digital dancehall sounds, soundsystem-style steppers, and bass, with minimalist production.

 

PLAYLIST

1. Martin Campbell, Hi Tech Roots Dynamics – Just Another Day

2. Martin Campbell – Babylon Come

3. Martin Campbell – Another Night

4. Martin Campbell – Give the Poor Man a Try

5. Martin Campbell – Everywhere I Walk

6. Martin Campbell, Hi Tech Roots Dynamics – Keep on Rowing the Boat

7. Martin Campbell – War and Plunder

8. Martin Campbell – Tears Form

9. Martin Campbell – Hard Living

10. Martin Campbell – Got to Pray

11. Alien Dread, Martin Campbell, The Hi-Tech Roots Dynamics – Don't Cry Dub

12. Martin Campbell – Ignorance & Poverty

13. Martin Campbell – Crazy Circus

14. Martin Campbell – Bound to Fall

15. Martin Campbell – Jacks Mouth

16. Martin Campbell, Hi Tech Roots Dynamics – You Lick Me First

17. Martin Campbell - Wicked Rule

This one-hour set draws from key artists and tracks that have helped shape the sound, making it a perfect companion for chill-out sessions, creative focus, or late-night journeys through your mind.

PLAYLIST

1. Quanta - Akasha Experience – Quazilimbo (Akasha Experience Remix)

2. Pitch Black - Deep Fried Dub – Transient Transmission (Deep Fried Dub's Battered Mix)

3. Kuba – The Woman Who Made The Rain Come

4. Psybur – Pocket Universe

5. Deep Fried Dub – Kryptology (Deciphered Mix)

6. Tor.Ma In Dub – The Colour from Space

7. Third Ear Audio – The End?

8. International Observer – Low Light Meter

9. Ricky Bamboo – Subconscious

10. Deep Fried Dub – Mirage

11. Dubsalon – Yeco Ne Boko

Steely & Clevie laid the blueprint for digital reggae and modern dancehall. Their innovations in rhythm sequencing, MIDI drum programming, and sampling gave rise to an entire generation of producers. Sadly, Steely passed away in 2009, but their legacy lives on in countless tracks, remixes, and riddims still in rotation today.

 

PLAYLIST

1. Pinchers – Bandelero

2. Beres Hammond – Tempted to Touch

3. Steely & Clevie, Dawn Penn – You Don't Love Me

4. Freddie McGregor – Loving Pauper

5. Junior Tucker – Love Of A Lifetime

6. Steely & Clevie, Leroy Sibbles – Fatty Fatty

7. Foxy Brown – Sorry

8. Lady G, Sugar Minott – A Whole Heap A Man

9. Cocoa Tea – Sonia Come Back

10. Tiger – Ram Dance Hall

11. Sugar Minott – Smile

12. Mr. Vegas – Heads High

13. Admiral Bailey – Punanny

14. Gregory Peck – Oversized Mampie

15. General Degree – When I Hold You Tonight

16. Shabba Ranks – Trailer Load A Girls

17. Anthony Malvo, Daddy Lizard – Take You To The Dance

18. Ninjaman – Murder Dem

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Earth & Stone – False Ruler Delton Screechie – Living in the Ghetto - 12 Mix Ranking Joe – STEP IT DOWN SHEPHERDS BUSH Barry Brown, Scientist – Movements of Jah Dubmaster Conte, Baltazzar – High Vibes Dub Prince Jazzbo – Mr. Harry Skank Linval Thompson – River Jordan Wayne Jarrett – Satta Dread Ras Midas – Let the People Go The Revolutionaries – Big Foot Hortense Ellis – Jah Created the World Junior Ross & The Spear – Judgement Time Neville Tate – See A Man's Face Joe Auxumite – No Equal Rights in Babylon Jack Ruby, King Tubby, Errol Thompson – Running Dub

 

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I’ve been locked in with Leroy from the moment I heard Ballistic Affair as the needle hit vinyl and exploded out of my childhood bedroom stereo decades ago - the infectious groove and his vocal delivery, raw pleading, captured my attention and hasn’t let go since. He is a once-in-a-generation voice that, after 50 years, still resonates with young and old and will get your head nodding and feet moving.

The Backstory Leroy Smart isn’t just another reggae singer—he’s one of the most fearless and outspoken voices to ever rise from Kingston’s music scene. Known as “The Don,” his career blends social commentary, streetwise bravado, and timeless melodies.

 

PLAYLIST

1. Leroy Smart - Mother Lisa

2. Leroy Smart, Big Youth - Pride And Ambition (Extended)

3. Leroy Smart - Life Is a Funny Thing

4. Leroy Smart - Wreck up My Life

5. Leroy Smart - Ballistic Affair

6. Leroy Smart - We Want to Go Home

7. Leroy Smart - Jah Is Mighty

8. Leroy Smart - Badness No Pay

9. Leroy Smart - Badness Don't Pay (45 Edit)

10. Leroy Smart - Africa

11. Leroy Smart - Mr. Smart

12. Leroy Smart - Friday Night

13. Leroy Smart - Party Time Rock

14. Leroy Smart - No Love

15. Leroy Smart - Jah Almighty

16. Leroy Smart - Beautiful Rainbow

17. Leroy Smart - No Check Babylon God

18. Leroy Smart - Jah Jah Forgive Them

Lovers Rock is a romantic subgenre of reggae that emerged in mid-1970s London, blending soulful melodies with reggae rhythms. It was pioneered by producers like Dennis Harris, Dennis Bovell, and John Kpiaye, who established the Lovers Rock label in 1977. The genre provided a softer, more melodic alternative to the politically charged roots reggae of the time, resonating deeply with the Black British community.

Dennis Bovell played a pivotal role in shaping the Lovers Rock sound, producing hits like Janet Kay's "Silly Games," which reached number 2 on the UK Singles Chart in 1979. The genre's emphasis on love and emotional expression provided a platform for female artists, with figures such as Carroll Thompson and Louisa Mark gaining prominence. Lovers Rock became a staple at house parties and sound system events, fostering a sense of community and cultural identity.

The impact of Lovers Rock extended beyond music, influencing fashion, dance, and social dynamics within the Black British community. It provided a space for emotional expression and connection during a time of racial tension and social upheaval. The genre's legacy continues to inspire artists and audiences, underscoring its significance in the tapestry of British musical and cultural history.

Here’s an interview with Dennis Bovell on PeckhamSoul.com (includes his Top 10 List of Lovers Rock, many of which appear here)

PLAYLIST

1. J.C. Lodge – Someone Loves You Honey

2. Brown Sugar – I'm in Love With a Dreadlocks

3. Sandra Reid – Ooh Boy

4. Carroll Thompson – Simply in Love (2021 - Remaster)

5. Janet Kay – Silly Games

6. Claudette Miller, Errol Brown – Tonight Is the Night

7. Louisa Mark – Caught You in a Lie

8. Jean Adebambo – Paradise

9. Carroll Thompson – Hopelessly in Love

10. Webby Jay – In the Rain

11. Trevor Walters – Stuck on You

12. Marie Pierre – Choose Me

13. Delroy Witter, Janet Kay – I Do Love You

14. Claudia Fontaine – Natural High

15. Paul Dawkins – Ready to Dance

Tracing the Journey of Winston Brown — the deejay who rose with Ray Symbolic and fell into crime

Early Life & Identity

• Birth name: Winston Brown (also known as Robert Anthony Blackwood), born May 9, 1956, in Trelawny Parish, Jamaica

• Grew up in the Rema and Tivoli ghettos of Kingston

• Took on the stage name Ranking Dread, later adopting aliases like Errol Codling and Michael Dicks

Sound System Roots

• Gained prominence on Jamaica’s Ray Symbolic sound system during the mid‑1970s

• After relocating to London in the late 1970s, he joined Lloyd Coxsone’s sound system, performing alongside notable UK reggae acts

PLAYLIST

1. Ranking Dread – Super Star

2. Ranking Dread – Love A Dub

3. Ranking Dread – Fattie Boom Boom

4. Ranking Dread & Errol Dunkley - Holding On 12"

5. Ranking Dread – Shut Me Mouth

6. Ranking Dread – Loving Devotion

7. Cornell Campbell, Ranking Dread – Bandulu Hard Times - Extended 12 Version

8. Ranking Dread – Come Sister Come

9. Ranking Dread – Wha Go a Africa

10. Ranking Dread – Nuh Trouble Natty Dread

11. Ranking Dread – A Wha We Do

12. Ranking Dread - Tubys Dub Plate Mix

13. Ranking Dread / Roots Radics – Dub It On Jah (Mix by Scientist)

14. Ranking Dread – Jump Up Dub (Mix by King Tubby)

Step into the echo chamber with Deep Dub Cuts — a one-hour journey through the mystical, bass-heavy underworld of 1970s dub. These are a few of the treasures that may not have been on your radar - deep versions by the masters of dub alchemy. From Lee Scratch Perry’s eccentric genius to King Tubby’s surgical dubs, this mix is all about the exploration of their sonic dub wizardry.

PLAYLIST

1. Lee Scratch Perry – Leopard Dub

2. King Tubby – Second Cut [Little Girl]

3. Barry Brown, Scientist – Love Dub

4. Yabby You – Praises

5. Glen Brown, King Tubby – Assack Lawn No. 1 Dub Version 2

6. Niney The Observer – Dub Chapter

7. Simplicity People – Gussie Special

8. Ronnie Davis – Cover Dub

9. Creation Rebel – Doctors Remedy

10. King Tubby, Ring Craft Posse, David Isaacs – Travel Version

11. Bunny Lee, Prince Jammy, The Aggrovators – Ethiopian Dub

12. Yabby You, The Aggrovators – Words Dub

13. Crucial Bunny – Bunny Na Jest

14. Don Carlos – Dub Ah Bite!

15. Wackies – Slave Dub

16. Roots Radics – Watch What You Do Dub

17. Dennis Bovell – Dub’er

18. Pablo All Stars – Zion Dub

19. Diggory Kenrick, The Prophet Allstars – Oppression (Part 2)

 

Today’s mix is a little different in terms of tempo and the backbone of the beat - there’s no one drop or steppers, this mix is the meeting of funk and dub coming together to form new - Jungle / Ragga Jungle - a fresh, revolutionary sound that tore through the UK and world in the late 80s, early 90s that continues to this day. I’ve sifted through the digital crates to bring a few of the classics together for your ears - enjoy.

What Is the Amen Break?

The Amen Break is a 6-to-7-second drum solo that became the most sampled piece of music in history. Pulled from the 1969 B-side “Amen, Brother” by The Winstons, this unassuming moment reshaped hip-hop, jungle, drum & bass, and electronic music forever.

PLAYLIST

1. Tom & Jerry – Maximum Style (Lover To Lover)

2. UK Apache & SHY FX – Original Nuttah 25

3. M-Beat & General Levy – Incredible

4. Top Cat – Bunn the Sensi - Dub Hustlers Remix

5. Congo Natty, Conquering Lion, Super Cat & Reggie Stepper – Code Red

6. Roni Size & Reprazent – Brown Paper Bag

7. More Rockers – Night Fall (Smith & Mighty)

8. SHY FX & Donae'o – Raver - Breakage Remix

9. Bahamadia – Pep Talk

10. Cheetah – X-Rated

11. Chopstick Dubplate, Jah Mason & Louie Rankin – Soundboy Gone - Original Mix

12. LTJ Bukem – Atlantis - Marky & S.P.Y. Rework

From Ska to Roots – The Trailblazing Legacy of a Studio Queen

Sonia Pottinger holds a unique place in Jamaican music history. As the country’s first female record producer, she not only broke barriers but helped shape the very sound of ska, rocksteady, and reggae from the 1960s to the 1980s.

PLAYLIST

(The mix includes songs she produced, released, or has been part of in some manner)

1. Delano Stewart – Tell Me Baby

2. The Ethiopians – The Whip

3. Brent Dowe – It Cool

4. The Ethiopians – I Need You

5. Delano Stewart – That's Life

6. Federals – Wailing Festival

7. The Melodians – No Nola

8. Ken Boothe – Have I Sinned

9. Marcia Griffiths – Survival

10. Judy Mowatt – Way Over Yonder

11. Sonya Spence – When

12. Culture – Stop The Fussing And Fighting - 2000 Digital Remaster

13. The Twinkle Brothers – A New World Order

14. Reggae George – Fig Root

15. Bob Andy – Ghetto Stays in the Mind

16. Tony Tuff – Round the World

17. Ranking Joe – Shine Eye Girl

18. Jah Thomas – Righteous Train

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Pat Kelly Angel Of The Morning The Reggae Boys Mama Look Deh Peter Tosh Them a Fe Get a Beaten The Soul Sisters Wreck a Buddy Lloyd Charmers,The Uniques My Rhya Soul Agent and the Soul Defenders Popcorn Reggae Dave Barker Do Your Thing Dandy,The Superboys (People Get Ready) Let's do Rocksteady The Pioneers Caranapo The Kingstonians Lion's Den Clancy Eccles Ganja Free Bruce Ruffin The Bitterness of Life Lee Scratch Perry,The Upsetters What a Botheration The Uniques A Yuh (Hey You) Max Romeo Public Enemy No. 1 Junior Byles A Place Called Africa Big Youth Foreman vs. Frazier The Dynamites Phantom (Live It Up) Prince Buster Finger Ken Boothe I Wish It Could Be Peaceful Again

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Dubbed-Out Trip-Hop and Smoky Basslines (One Hour Mix)

Step into a cinematic headspace where dub’s heavy echoes meet the moody textures of trip-hop. Echoes in the Smoke is a one-hour sonic journey weaving together deep basslines, hypnotic rhythms, and downtempo atmospheres. From the dusty beats of Nightmares on Wax to the spacious dubs of Rhythm & Sound and the cinematic grooves of Thievery Corporation, this mix floats in a haze of head-nodding bliss.

Perfect for late-night drives, focused work sessions, or just getting lost in thought.

Genres: Dub / Trip-Hop / Chillhop / Downtempo Features: Massive Attack, DJ Shadow, Herbaliser, St. Germain, Richie Phoe & more

PLAYLIST

1. Dreadzone – Out of Heaven

2. Thievery Corporation – Thief Rockers

3. DJ Shadow – In Flux - In Tune and On Time

4. Shantel – Bass And Several Cars - mixed

5. Rhythm & Sound – See Mi Yah

6. Dubmatix, Future Dub Orchestra – Inner Blues

7. Richie Phoe – Bumpy's Lament

8. Massive Attack, Elizabeth Fraser – Black Milk

9. The Herbaliser – The Sensual Woman

10. D-echo Project – Dub Addiction - Original Mix

11. Nightmares On Wax – The Sweetest

12. St Germain – La goutte d'or

13. Howie B. – Who's Got The Bacon?

The Classic Ska Sound Lives On

Step into the sound of a new generation, keeping the spirit of 1960s ska alive. Ska Revival Sessions is a tribute to the timeless rhythms and soulful grooves that defined the golden era of Jamaican ska and its UK explosion.

This show features tracks that feel like they came straight from a Kingston dancehall or a London mod club—but were crafted by today’s revivalists. From gritty organ riffs to syncopated guitar chops and bouncing basslines, every tune echoes the energy of the past while pulsing with fresh life.

Ska isn’t just history—it’s a living sound. In a world of constant change, these revival tracks remind us that rhythm, resistance, and unity are as vital now as they were then. Whether you're a rude boy, soul girl, or ska newcomer, this session is your passport to that classic eternal sound and groove.

PLAYLIST

1. The Aggrolites – Work To Do

2. The Frightnrs – Trouble in Here

3. Alpheus – The Victory

4. The Upsessions – Shake It!

5. The Delegators – Nowhere to Run

6. Rockstone Rockers, Ce'Cile – Orange Street

7. The Valkyrians – Heart of Glass

8. Dr. Ring Ding, The Senior Allstars – One Scotch, One Bourbo,n One Beer

9. The Inversions, Victor Axelrod – Conscience is Heavy

10. The Aggrolites – Countryman Fiddle

11. Smooth Beans – Bankrobber

12. Tim Timebomb – 30 Pieces of Silver

13. The Slackers – Because

14. Leon Dinero, Victor Axelrod – If You Ask Me

15. Charles Bradley, The Inversions, Victor Axelrod – Whatcha Doing (To Me)

16. The Magic Touch – Safe European Home

17. The Caroloregians – Got to Be a Man

18. The Debonaires – Same Way

19. The Delegators – Be Good to Me

20. Dubmatix & Dennis Alcapone - Rocksteady Freddie

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Pachyman – SJU Da Break, Dubmatix – Fine & Steady - Dubmatix Dub Ratigan Era, King Toppa, Reality Mad One – Don't Stop Bukkha, Footsie – Pon A Medi Jesse Royal, Zion I Kings – Love That Don't Change Arkaingelle – Thrones Of Judgment Lion D, Irie Ites – Alert MediSun, Zion I Kings – African Pride Soul Rebel Sound, Pressure Busspipe – Fyah Mackeehan, OCG – Man a Lion Norris Man – Still Run Jhazahra – Sound Killa Lutan Fyah, Derrick Sound – Bla Bla Bla Intrestt – Mr. Screw Face Alborosie, Etana – Blessings (feat. Etana) Fantan Mojah – Jah Give Us Life King Chango – Love in Jah

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The Life, Sound, and Legacy of Duke Reid and Treasure Isle Records

Before Duke Reid was a king of Jamaican music, he was a decorated cop. Before Treasure Isle was one of the greatest labels in reggae history, it was a small liquor store on Bond Street in Kingston. And before the world ever heard of U-Roy or Phyllis Dillon, Duke was already shaping the streets with a sound system so heavy it moved people physically and spiritually. He didn’t just play records—he ruled dances with a crown on his head, a revolver on his hip, and a shotgun slung across his back.

PLAYLIST

1. Duke Reid, Justin Hinds & The Dominoes – Botheration

2. The Melodians, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – Everybody Bawling

3. Hopeton Lewis, the Tommy McCook Quintet – Boom-Sha-Ka-Lacka

4. Dave Barker, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – Lock Jaw

5. The Techniques, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – Travelling Man

6. The Techniques – I'm in the Mood for Love

7. Duke Reid, Justin Hinds & The Dominoes – Carry Go Bring Come

8. Duke Reid, The Melodians – Passion Love

9. John Holt, Leroy Sibbles – Let's Build Our Dreams

10. The Ethiopians, Tommy McCook, The Soul Syndicate – Pirate

11. Rosalyn Sweat, The Paragons – Blackbird Singing

12. Justin Hinds – Sinners

13. Justin Hinds & The Dominoes – Mighty Redeemer

14. Teacherman, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – The Lesson

15. The Three Tops, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – Do It Right

16. U-Roy, the Tommy McCook Quintet – Rule the Nation

17. The Paragons – The Tide Is High

18. Alton Ellis, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – Breaking Up (Is Hard to Do)

19. Sir Lord Comic, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – What a Situation (aka Black Man's Time)

20. Stranger Cole, Duke Reid's Band – Rough and Tough

21. Don Drummond, The Skatalites – Garden of Love

22. Ken Parker, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – I Can't Hide

Dread At The Controls - Mikey Dread (One Hour Mix) Radio Revolutionary. Dub Scientist. Reggae Icon.   More mixes available here: https://bassculture.substack.com/   From his echo-drenched intros to his lyrical chants about education, politics, and daily life, Mikey’s fingerprint is on reggae, dub, punk, and modern bass culture.   PLAYLIST

1. Mikey Dread – Saturday Night Style - Dub / Instrumental Reggae Music

2. Mikey Dread – Hot Cross Bun – Mikey Dread

3. Mikey Dread – Everybody Needs a Proper Education - Extended

4. Mikey Dread – Headline News - Dub / Instrumental Reggae Music

5. Mikey Dread – Israel (12 Tribe) Stylee - Extended Play

6. Mikey Dread – Pre-Dawn Dub - Dub / Instrumental Reggae Music

7. Mikey Dread – Roots and Culture

8. Mikey Dread – Jumping Master

9. Mikey Dread – Reflexion Dub - Dub / Instrumental Reggae Music

10. Mikey Dread – Heavy-Weight Sound

11. Mikey Dread – Sunday School

12. Mikey Dread – Industrial Spy - Dub / Instrumental Reggae Music

13. Mikey Dread – Voice of Jah

14. Mikey Dread – Gully Bank Dub - Dub / Instrumental Reggae Music

ONE HOUR MIX

From the concrete streets of Kingston to every corner of the world, the Marley name is more than music — it's a movement. What began with Bob Marley, a man with a guitar and a message, evolved into a multigenerational global force of cultural influence, social consciousness, and sonic innovation.

PLAYLIST

1. Bob Marley & The Wailers – So Much Trouble In The World

2. Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers – Rebel In Disguise

3. Damian Marley – My Sweet Lord

4. Sharon Marley & K-Jah Sound – Butterflies In The Sky

5. Stephen Marley & Capleton – Break Us Apart

6. Bob Marley & The Wailers – The Heathen

7. Alborosie & Ky-Mani Marley – Natural Mystic (feat. Ky-Mani Marley)

8. Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers – All Day All Night

9. Rita Marley – Play Play

10. Julian Marley & Stephen Marley – A Little Too Late

11. Stephen Marley – False Friends

12. YG Marley – Praise Jah In The Moonlight – Radio Edit

13. Skip Marley & Damian Marley – That's Not True

14. Damian Marley – Welcome To Jamrock

15. Mystic Marley – Energy

16. Bob Marley & The Wailers – Who The Cap Fit

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST i-taweh – The Capital Rik Jam, Irie Yute – Ready Fi Dem Akae Beka, Kabaka Pyramid – Glory Iba Mahr – Stay Positive Samory I, Taitu Records – Scepter Exco Levi – Yardman King Kong, Massive B, Bobby Konders – The Herb Randy Valentine – Me & My Lioness Marlon Asher – Mama Say Jah Lil, Silly Walks Discotheque – You Teach Me Joggo – Roots Ites Warrior King, Mystikal Heights, Little Guerrier – Jump Fi Joy Samory I – I Roots Junior Kelly – Powerfull Queen Ifrica – Girl Like Me Dahvid Slur, Jo Mersa Marley – Cyah Kill Rasta TROJAN SOUND SYSTEM – Time Is the Answer - Dub

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Trojan Records: Soundtrack of a Revolution An Hour of Iconic Sounds From A Pioneering Reggae Label   Trojan Records was founded in July 1968, during a cultural turning point in Britain, when Jamaican music was gaining traction in the UK. A collaboration between Lee Gopthal, the owner of Musicland record shops and Beat & Commercial distribution, and Island Records’ Chris Blackwell, the label was initially created to showcase music from legendary Jamaican producer Duke Reid. The name “Trojan” paid homage to Reid’s powerful sound system, famously mounted on British Trojan trucks with the motto: “The toughest sound around.”  

1. The Pioneers – Long Shot (Kick De Bucket)

2. King Stitt & The Dynamites – Fire Corner

3. Clancy Eccles – Fattie Fattie

4. Clancy Eccles – Darling Don't Do That

5. Lloyd Robinson – Cuss Cuss

6. The Upsetters – Dollar in the Teeth

7. The Ethiopians – What a Big Surprise

8. The Reggae Boys – Mama Look Deh

9. Lloyd & Claudette – Queen of the World

10. Errol Dunkley – Darling Ooh

11. Dennis Alcapone – Ripe Cherry

12. Dandy Livingstone – Reggae in Your Jeggae

13. Harry J Allstars – Musical Weather

14. Symarip – Skinhead Moonstomp

15. U-Roy – Wet Vision

16. Al Brown & Skin Flesh & Bones – Here I Am Baby

17. Rudy Mills – John Jones

18. Brent Dowe – Share the Good Times

19. Hazel & The Jolly Boys & The Fugitives – Stop Them

20. The Untouchables – Tighten Up

21. The Baba Brooks Band – Guns Fever

The Sound of Resistance

From the bustling markets of Accra to the dusty streets of Harare, reggae found fertile ground in Africa—not just as a musical genre but as a movement. With its deep basslines, conscious lyrics, and unmistakable groove, reggae resonated with African youth, freedom fighters, and spiritual seekers alike.

This post explores reggae’s African journey—how it took root, evolved, and helped shape a new wave of music and identity across the continent.

PLAYLIST

1. Meta And The Cornerstones – Skankin' Monks

2. Kwame Bediako – Rebelunion

3. Mo'Kalamity – Reggae Vibration

4. Babadi – Reggae Aspirine

5. Rocky Dawuni – Download the Revolution

6. Beta Simon – Ablou

7. Takana Zion – Rasta Government

8. Youssou N'Dour – Diarr Diarr

9. Alpha Blondy – Brigadier Sabari (2010 Remastered Edition)

10. Kajeem – Lady

11. Manjul & Tiken Jah Fakoly – Fanga Den

12. Tiken Jah Fakoly – Tonton d'America

13. Shasha Marley – Enemies Are Not Jah

14. Jahman Eselem – Dub Is Dub

15. Lucky Dube – Prisoner (Remastered)

UK Steppers dub emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, growing from Jamaica’s dub legacy and reimagined through the lens of the British-born Caribbean community. Cities like London, Birmingham, Bristol, and Leeds became fertile ground for the next evolution of sound system culture.

PLAYLIST

1. Dub Dynasty, Alpha Steppa, Alpha & Omega, Ras Tinny – Black Rose

2. Vibronics, Improvisators Dub, Iration Steppas – Dub Mind

3. Yehoud I, Odessa, Alpha Steppa – Leave Babylon

4. Dub Dynasty, Alpha Steppa, Alpha & Omega, Echo Ranks – Gideon

5. Dubkasm, Luciano – Jah Victory

6. The Robotiks, Jah Shaka – Chanting Down The Wicked

7. O.B.F, Iration Steppas – Love Sound System

8. The Disciples – Prowling Lion

9. The Bush Chemists – Light Up Your Spliff

10. Vibronics, Professa Natti – R.A.S.T.A.F.A.R.I.

11. Fikir Amlak, King Alpha – Lalibela

12. Indica Dubs, Conscious Sounds, Eva Keyes – A Place Called Home

13. Kibir La Amlak – Amlak Yimesgen

14. Alpha & Omega – Rastafari

15. Zion Train – Earthquake

16. Manasseh, Orville Smith – Tightrope Version

17. Mad Professor – Robotiks Dub Song

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Junior Garrison, General Pecos – Jam Down Summer Kabaka Pyramid – Nice Up The Dance Liam Bailey – Cold & Clear Tony Tuff – One Big Family Dr. Alimantado – Born for a Purpose / Reason for Living Protoje – BIG 45 Jah Lil – Step by Step Jesse Royal, Zion I Kings – Love That Don't Change Royal Blu, Kabaka Pyramid, The Autos – Light My Way Nattali Rize, Kabaka Pyramid, Stu Brooks – This World (With Kabaka Pyramid) Lee Scratch Perry, Bob Riddim, Kabaka Pyramid – Black Marlon Asher, Tarrus Riley, Capleton – Diamonds and Gold Through The Roots, Busy Signal – Refund Green Lion Crew, Addis Pablo, Lavosti – Holding Onto Jah Jerone – Kool It Down Yaadcore, Machete Records – Concrete Jungle

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While most fans know The Specials, Madness, and The Selecter, the ska revival ran far deeper than the iconic headliners. This mix dives into the underground of the 2 Tone era—bands from Canada, the US, and the UK who embraced identical sharp suits, offbeat grooves, and social bite.

PLAYLIST

1. The Ammonites - Blue Lagoon

2. The Apollinaires - The Feeling's Gone

3. The Bodysnatchers - Easy Life

4. The Higsons - Conspiracy 7" Version

5. The Swinging Cats - Away

6. The Deltones - Running Around (No More Doggin')

7. The Skadows - Apache

8. Elvis Costello & The Attractions - I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down

9. The Specials - Why? (Dub)

10. Pushkins - I Dig A Hole (Canada 1982)

11. Rude Boys - Someone Else's Car (Canada 1982)

12. The Uptown Rulers- Tell Me Where You're At (Illinois, USA 1982)

13. Heavy Manners - Hometown Ska - (Chicago, USA 1981)

14. SLK - Walk of the Mummy (Michigan, USA 1982)

15. The Coventry Automatics - Rock And Roll Nightmare (John Peel Recordings)

16. The Insteps - Dancing (Cardiff, UK 1982)

17. Paul PK - Jumped the Gun 7" (1982)

18. Felons - Love N' Skank 1981

19. The Mob - Mobbed (Coventry, 1980)

20. Silent Q - Logical Patterns (Canada 1983)

21. Pushkins - Just Dancing (Canada 1983)

22. The Akrylykz - Spyderman (1980)

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PLAYLIST

1. Niney The Observer, The Reggae Crusaders – Bring The Couchie Come

2. Dennis Brown – Westbound Train

3. Delroy Wilson – Half Way Up the Stairs

4. Cornell Campbell – I Heart Is Clean

5. I-Roy – Native Land

6. The Jewels – One Lick

7. The Heptones – Love Won't Come Easy

8. Niney The Observer – Blood and Fire

9. Horace Andy – Problems

10. Niney The Observer – A Class Dub

11. Max Romeo, Niney – Beardman Feast

12. Jacob Miller – Forward Ever Backward Never

13. Dillinger – Flat Foot Hustling

14. Cornell Campbell – Stars

15. Niney The Observer – Everyone Is a Rasta

16. Clint Eastwood – Gate Number

17. Gregory Isaacs – Rock On

18. Junior Delgado – Sons of Slaves - 12” version

The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Junior Murvin – Roots Train The Lions – Think (About It) John Holt – Ali Baba - 12 Mix The Pioneers – Money Day Joe Gibbs & The Professionals – Jubilation Dub Prince Alla – Youthman in the Ghetto (in Disco Style) Althea And Donna – Jah Rastafari - Remastered 2001 Augustus Pablo – Java Errol Dunkley – You'll Never Know (I'll Be Back) Cornell Campbell – You're No Good Phyllis Dillon – Love the One You're With Lee Scratch Perry – History Althia & Donna – Love One Another Johnny Clarke – Blood Dunza The Chantells – Desperate Time

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Blackout JA, Peppery, General TK – Eye Spy Queen Ifrica – Lioness On The Rise Prince Fatty, Little Roy, Al Capone – Still I Wanna Love You The Skints – Come to You Joe Yorke, Guru Nile – I Will Always Try Green Lion Crew, Lee Scratch Perry, Yaadcore – Green Brain (with Lee Scratch Perry & Yaadcore) Resonators – Imaginary People Capital Letters – Smoking My Ganja Junior Kelly – Lots of Herbs Nubiyan Twist, Super Cat – Dance Inna London Mr. Williamz, Joe Lickshot – The General Comes To Town Damian Marley – Love and Inity Hempress Sativa, Sister Nancy, Sister Carol – Top Rank Queens Protoje, Chronixx – Who Knows Kabaka Pyramid, Damian Marley – Red Gold and Green Johnny Osbourne, Ras Demo, Krak In Dub – The Right Time

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST The Abyssinians – Love Comes and Goes Dennis Brown – Black Magic Woman Willie Williams – Rock On Gregory Isaacs – One One Coco Junior Murvin – False Teachin' I-Roy – Hot Stuff Errol Dunkley – Stop Your Gun Shooting The Interns – Nothing Is Impossible George Allen – Be Wise Brethren African Brothers – Hold Tight Bim Sherman – Lightning and Thunder Errol Dunkley – You'll Never Know (I'll Be Back) Barry Brown – Lead Us Jah Johnny Clarke – Blood Dunza The Abyssinians – Mightiest Of All (Remastered 2002) Matumbi – Guide Us Jah (2001 Digital Remaster) Althea and Donna – Make A Truce (Remastered 2001)

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Hugh Malcolm – Good Time Rock (1969) Leon Dinero – Version (2017) Sid Bucknor, The Slickers – You Can't Win (1969) Audrey – You'll Lose a Good Thing (1970) Stranger Cole, Gladdy Anderson – Just Like A River (1968) Dave Barker, The Upsetters – Shocks of Mighty (1970) The Pioneers – Long Shot (1967) The Kingstonians – Lion's Den (1969) Alton Ellis – Can I Change My Mind (1970) The Jamaicans – Love Uprising (1968) Joya Landis, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – Moonlight Lover (1968) Count Machuki & The Destroyers – Movements [The Joe Gibbs Way] (1967) Dennis Alcapone – Wake Up Jamaica (1972) Ken Parker, Tommy McCook, The Supersonics – I Can't Hide (1967) The Uniques – A Yuh (Hey You) (1968) The Termites – Love up Kiss Up (1967) The Versatiles – Push It In (1968) Phyllis Dillon, Hopeton Lewis – Boys and Girls Reggae - Take 3 (1970) The Ebony Sisters, The Rhythm Rulers – Let Me Tell You Boy (1970) Delroy Wilson – Put Yourself in My Place (1968) The Ethiopians – Hong Kong Flu (1969) Keith & Tex – Don't Look Back (1967) Ken Parker – True, True, True (1967) Clancy Eccles – Fattie Fattie (1969)

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Max Romeo -Valley Of Jehosaphat - Version General Echo - Arleen Singie Singie - Leave Badness Alone Junior Murvin - Bad Man Possee Michael Rose - Born Free Jimmy Riley - Give Thanks And Praise - Extended Mix Sylford Walker - Cleanliness Is Godliness Joy White - Dread Out Deh Junior Delgado - Love Tickles Like Magic The Officials - Babylonian Pablo Gad - Blood Suckers Delroy Wilson - Rascal Man [False Rasta] Noel Phillips - Youth Man Anthony Johnson - Natty Dread Come in a Dance Israel Vibration - Why Worry Max Romeo - Every Man Ought To Know

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Lee "Scratch" Perry - Babylon Falling Version Prince Alla - Youthman In The Ghetto Delton Screechie - Living In The Ghetto (12' Mix) George Nooks - Tribal War Max Romeo - Melt Away Dennis Brown - What About The Half Wayne Jarret - African Woman Barry Brown - From Creation Errol Dunkley - Black Cinderella Lloyd Parks - Slaving (Every Day) Desmond Young - Warning Barrington Spence - Rockers Time Desi Roots - Weed Fields The Interns  Nothing Is Impossible Richard McDonald & Glen Brown - Realize

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Dhaima - Ina Jah Children Mystic Eyes - Judgement Time Johnny Clarke - No Hiding Place Ranking Dread - Superstar Junior Delgado - Devil's Throne Gregory Isaacs - One One Coco Barrington Levy - Crucifixion The Gatherers - Words Of My Mouth The Gladiators - Holiday Ride Extended Barry Brown - Lead Us Jah Jah Bim Sherman - Lightning And Thunder Night Owls, Alex Desert & The Lions - Hercules King Tubby - The Immortal Dub Dennis Bovell & The 4th Street Orchestra - The Grunwick Affair Wayne Jarret - Satta Dread Leroy Smart - Mother Lisa

 

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Leroy Smart - Pride and Ambition Dennis Brown - Wolf & Leopards The Slickers -Every Wolf Clint Eastwood - Jump And Pawn Johnny Clarke - Fire & Brimstone A Go Burn The Wicked Dennis Brown - The Creator Errol Dunkley - Keep The Pressure Down Sammy Dread & Saddle Dread - Follow Fashion Alton Ellis - Room Full Of Tears Leon Dinero & Victor Axelrod - If You Ask Me Barrington Levy - Look Youthman Johnny Clarke - Play Fool Fe Get Wise Trinity - Slim Thing Dillinger - Ranking Of The Past Trinity - Top Ranking Joy White - Dread Out Deh John Hole & The Paragons - Left With A Broken Heart The Sensations - Everyday Is Just A Holiday Dennis Bovell & The 4th Street Orchestra - Za-lon Night Owls, Chris Dodd & Tippa Lee - I Only Have Eyes For You

 

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Tapper Zukie - Beautiful Dub The Gladiators - Can't Stop The Righteousness Niney The Observer - Bring The Couchie Come King Tubby - Roots Of Dub The Gatherers - Words Of My Mouth Linval Thompson - Dub Rootman The Silvertones - Midnight Hour Johnny Osbourne - Fally Lover Lloyd Parks - Ordinary Man Sly & The Revolutionaries - Cocaine (With Jah Thomas) Dennis Brown - Concentration Cocoa Tea - She Loves Me Now Junior Delgado - Love Tickles Like Magic Dr. Alimantado - Oil Crisis Prince Alla - Lot's Wife Sylford Walker - Lamb's Bread Toyan - Toyan Earl Zero - Please Officer

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Pachyman - Destroy The Empire Cornell Campbell - Natty Dread In A Greenwich Farm Lloyd Parks - Slaving (Every Day) The Twinkle Brothers - Give Rasta Praise The Aggrovators - Two Face Rasta Dub Leroy Smart - Mother Lisa Michael Rose - Born Free The Frightnrs - Gonna Make Time Harry Mudie - Roman Dub The Soul Syndicate - Riot The Frightnrs - Tuesday Joe Higgs - Let Us Do Something Love Joys - Jah Light Tommy McCook - Tunnel One The Revolutionaries - Bitter Blood King Tubby - Conversation Dub Burning Spear - Black Wa-Da-Da (Invasion) Niney The Observer - Jah Fire

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Keith Hudson - We Felt The Strain Mystic Eyes - Perilous Times Dennis Alcapone - It Must Come Sugar Minott - Informer The Morwells - Man Ah Kill Man Barrington Levy - Don't Fuss Nor Fight Sister Nancy - One Two Josey Wales - Stalk of Sensimilia Capleton - Prophet Rides Again Delroy Wilson - Rascal Man Carlton Livingston - Trodding Freddie McKay - Inna Mi Yard Toots & The Maytals - One Eye Enos Freddy McKay - Oh, Carol Ernie SMith - Pitta Patta Errol Dunkley - Three In One Noel Philipps - Youth Man Prince AllA & Junior Ross - Heaven Is My Roof Johnny Osbourne - Fally Ranking 

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST The Itals - Rasta Philosphy The Meditations - No Peace Aswad - I A Rebel Soul Johnny Osbourne - Purify Your Heart Phillip Fraser - Mr Wicked Man Bob Andy - Unchain Me Senya - Roots Man Prince Alla - Stone Tony Tuff - Next Doot Neighbour Al Campbell - Cornal Mind Dennis Brown - Concrete Castle King Black Roots - War Errol Dunkley - Rico Reparations Yabby You, King Tubby - Jah Vengeance The Defendors & Yabby You - Love They Neighbour Noel Phillips - Slavery Days Culture - I'm Not Ashamed Errol Holt - Congo Dread Richard Mc Donald & Glen Brown - Realize

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Ranking Dread - Love A Dub Earth & Stone - Jail House Set Me Free Ini Kamoze - World A Reggae Yellowman - Two To Six Super Mix Sylford Walker - Burn Babylon Little John & Billy Boyo - Janet Sinclair Gregory Isaacs - Material Man Capleton - That Day Will Come Toyan - Spar With Me Sylford Walker - Cleanliness Is Godliness Wayne Smith - Time Is A Moment In Space Bunny Wailer - Dream Land Maxxo - Watta Feelin Yabby You - Deliver Me From My Enemies Martin Campbell & Hi Tech Roots Dynamics - Just Another Day Burning Spear - Columbus Cultural Roots - Jah No Partial

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Delroy Wilson - Rascal Man George Nooks - Tribal War Jacob Miller - Forward Ever Backward Never Sugar Minott - Hard Time Pressure Triston Palma - Spliff Tail Carlton Livingston - Fret Dem A Fret Big Youth - Natty Dread She Want Cultural Roots - Every Man Has A Right Black Roots - The System Don Carlos - Hog and Goat Anthony Johnson - Gun Shot Burning Spear - Follow Marcus Garvey The Gladiators - The Race Freddie McGreogor - Chant It Down Bunny Wailer - Hypocrite Josey Wales - Stalk Of Sensimillia Max Romeo - Melt Away John Holt - Queen Of The Ghetto

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The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between.

PLAYLIST Gregory Isaacs - Slave Driver Mark Da Urban, King Toppa - Wicked N Mad The Meditations - No Peace The Aggrovators - Two Face Rasta Dub Wailing Souls - They Don't Know Jah The Twinkle Brothers - Beat Them Jah-Jah Keith Porter & The Itals - Jah Glory Freddie McGregor - Rastaman Camp Barry Brown - Far East Mikey Dread - Heavy-Weight Sound Dennis Brown - Drifter The Itals - Time Will Tell Johnny Clarke - Dread A Dread Dennis Brown - What About The Half The Black Survivors - Come Away Jah Jah Children The Abyssinians - Abendigo Reggae Regular - Where Is Jah

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