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Review: For us, the Glasgow based sound system champions known as Mungo's Hi Fi receive nowhere near enough credit for their constant stoking of the UK's dub and reggae fire. They here team up with both Eva Lazarus and the legendary Max Romeo on their home imprint of Scotch Bonnet for a wicked future dub-style creeper. As a recording 'Babylon Raid' is the perfect fusion of classic roots audio and modern experimental reggae flavours, dipping between a smokey introduction and a more digitized breakdown, perfect for lighting up the dance!
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361593 8555408
03 May 19
03 May 19
24
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BHR 243
24 Nov 23
24 Nov 23
28
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BHR 150
14 Jan 22
14 Jan 22
34
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843485 073684
02 Nov 10
02 Nov 10
36
Review: More fusion from the elusive Manny soundboys Think Tonk as they continue to melt down the essence of jungle, drum & bass and bashment. "Ride Out" is their shiniest dancehall stepper to date with an autotuned vocal that's almost foxy in its male prowess. The remixes pay full respect as Benny Page gets his sunshine D&B skank on while Zed Bias gives V two slinky 135 garage jams. Strap up, this one's riding for a long time to come.
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PLV 081RDD
24 Nov 17
24 Nov 17
37
Played by: LIONDUB
Review: Supporting the debut album from Italian heavy-hitters Numa Crew, this five-track sampler showcases their diversity to the next level. First off, dancehall legend Mr. Lexx comes correct with a heavy vocal delivery on the high-powered "Kill the Whole a Dem". Proper bashment beats and legendary vocal style make this one a solid pick for dancehall reggae DJs everywhere. "Bass Hater" featuring rising star Dub FX, references classic drum & bass and hip hop hybrids, while "Control" is a steady half-time, minimal hip hop-infused track, laden with dub delays and circling synths. "Impossible" is proper jungle with skanking keys, heavy sub bass and classic breaks and finally, "B.M.X" leads off with pitched strings and digitised melodies that become quickly surrounded by heavy 808 sub pressure. High diversity, low-end sounds.
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LNDB LP003S3
05 Nov 14
05 Nov 14
38
Rumble feat Suku (Ward 21)
Review: Rumble is the new team of Marcus Visionary and Liondub. Their plan is to showcase vocalists from Jamaica, New York and the UK and to fuse the sounds of dancehall, hip-hop and DnB. Siren is their first offering and they've started with a banger - roping in the legendary soundclash MC Suku (aka Ward 21 of Kingston, Jamaica). The original of "Siren" is a buzzy, high-energy electronic skank that's guaranteed to get the place totally lit. Elsewhere the club mix gets looser with dem riddims, the DnB mix is what it says on the tin, but the dancehall version is totally pure joy.
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RMBL 001
28 Nov 16
28 Nov 16
39
Review: It's always a joy to hear of a new release from the mighty Rumble (aka Marcus Visionary and Liondub). Yes back they are, and they're brandishing a brand new weapon, "Gyalis", strengthened by the help of Mr Lexx, Suku Ward and their mics. The original tune sees the latter pair duel, with the former's dominant bassy tones and the latter's higher, toaster shout-outs actually working together perfectly. Underneath the vocals is an electronic dancehall bassline with light, DnB-meets-ska beats, and there's even a "Riddim" dub version thrown in for good measure.
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RMBL 004
21 Jul 17
21 Jul 17
40
Played by: Nice Up! Records, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, Juno Recommends Reggae, Loop Skywalker, STRICTLY RAGGA JUNGLE, Brian Brainstorm, Liondub, Navigator
Review: When it comes to representing the future of dub and dancehall music, we can safely say that Liondub International have been doing a spectacular job. This latest offering sees the deadly duo of Lost City & Ward 21 link up for an electronic dancehall delight entitled 'Sicko'. The lead track is a certified piece of dancefloor dynamite, with emotive vocal sing-alongs and electrifying drum punches, making it an ultimate turn up riddim. The project comes with a killer JGNL remix as well, adding a new dimension to a stunning single. We can't wait to take this on a system.
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LDLC 02
26 Jun 20
26 Jun 20
41
Played by: Juno Recommends Reggae
Review: Blackout Ja and Liondub unleash the first of their Blacklion Movements project and it's a big one; "Greatest Treasure" sees Blackout rolling out his distinctive gravelled tones, going toe-to-toe with another vital voice in modern day dancehall YT, while Liondub lays down a slinky, sexy dancehall rhythm. Weighty enough to buss up a system, roomy enough for both MCs to give all ladies in the dance a heartfelt salute, intimate enough to get everyone dancing up close... With Valentines Day en route, the timing of this could not be better. Treasure this.
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BLACKLION 001
14 Feb 20
14 Feb 20
42
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Reggae
Review: Blackout JA & Liondub return as 'Blacklion Movements' to present the 10th single from their 'Love Dancehall' LP series. Blackout Jah and Blakkamoore link up with Dancehall Godfather Johnny Osbourne, Liondub and Jugganaut for this powerful jam that celebrates two massive reggae standards - Steelie & Clevie's classic 'Skylarking riddim' and Johnny Osbourne's 'Keep Rising'. Expect nothing but lyrical fire as the two mic-men weave and bob between each other over the beats. For added creativity jump on the riddim track. Plenty of skylarking to be done here... Rise up!
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BLACKLION 010
01 Jul 22
01 Jul 22
43
Blackout JA, Liondub & P Skinna - "Jamaica" (feat Daddy Freddy, YT, Da Fuchaman, Frisco Banton, Rebel MC, Top Cat, Navigator, Super Sass, Shumba Youth, Mr. Glenny & Souls Liberation) - (7:47) 140 BPM 
Played by: Juno Recommends Reggae
Review: The Liondub International team have been on a serious roll over the last few months, with a top quality drop landing almost every week since the new year commenced. This time around, we are introduced to a system-ready rally, as Blackout JA, Liondub & P Skinna are joined by a host of toasting legends for an old school shelldown. It's a truly all star lineup as Daddy Freddy, YT, Da Fuchaman, Frisco Banton, Rebel MC, Top Cat, Navigator, Super Sass, Shumba Youth, Mr. Glenny & Souls Liberation all join in with exciting verses. It's a fabulous look at system culture in 2022 and we can't get enough of it!
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BLACKLION 008
25 Feb 22
25 Feb 22
