12" Vinyl

Solid 6 track set of heavy Dubwise soundsystem friendly rootsical tunes. Side A Vocal side. Side B Dub side.

April 2020 sees the release of MS054, the 2nd part of Moonshine Recordings vocal series featuring Parly B on the mic and Bukkha, Dubbing Sun & Mystic Pulse on the production duties.

Roots Garden records present a brand new EP From the critically acclaimed 'Manasseh Meets Praise' LP - a collaboration between dub producer Manasseh and virtuoso violin-viola player, Praise - 'Nathan The Prophet' features the multi-talented Nathan 'Flutebox' Lee on flute. A pioneer of his artform, Nathan has collaborated live and in the studio with legendary artists, including The Prodigy, Amy Winehouse, The Roots, Asian Dub Foundation and Nitin Sawhney, his majestic flute lines cascade through the echo chamber on 'Dub the Prophet'. Following popular demand, Roots Garden Records presents this 12" vinyl EP, with 2 tracks lifted from the LP: 'Nathan The Prophet' & 'No More Struggle', complete with their counterpart and previously unreleased dubwise versions, recorded and mixed by Manasseh at 'The Yard Studio' London. "Manasseh is in my opinion one of the great rub-a-dub producers... all that you would expect, especially as it's on Roots Garden Records" David Rodigan BBC 1Xtra "Manasseh has been at the forefront of dropping baselines, setting up sounds all over the country for many years... Great producer of reggae music' Giles Peterson BBC6 Music

DCM011 - "Fyah" features Wellette Seyon on vocals for the title track, followed by a triumphant horns cut from Dubkasm's brilliantly talented Digistep on the sax. After that, Dub Conductor take a journey deep into the mixing board with two dubwise cuts of the rhythm, with additional melodica melodies from Lucadread. Dub Conductor have been crafting this track for more than 5 years! After many many versions of the Rhythm, we can say for certain that we are happy with the result - crisp, clear dubs which blend roots and steppas music just the way we like it!

After we showed you how low we can go, it's about time to enter your mind through sound and space with our upcoming record release. The danish producer Dub Across Borders is known for boundbreaking dubwise electronics and already spreaded his dubs on labels like 45Seven and Polen Records. We're very happy to welcome our longtime friend to the label with his first four track EP titled Spirit Dimension.

TRS Records is proud to announce the long-awaited reissue of this undercover gemstone. “Anything other than gospel music was a sin,” Rudolph “Pluto Pluck” Richards said of his formative years on Hagley Park Road near Half Way Tree in Kingston, Jamaica. Despite his strict Christian upbringing, the wafts of music and smoke pouring in from neighbourhood dancehall parties were too great an allure. By the time he was a young man, his head was swirling with “girls, parties, fun stuff,” Richards recalled. Taking inspiration from times spent in the presence of local celebrity Bob Marley— who would often greet him with a “wah happen yout”. Richards crafted “The Good Thing” in 1981. Issued under the name Pluto Pluck on Wesley Wint’s Prospect Heights, Brooklyn-based PLD concern, “The Good Thing” is a dreamy and addictive reggae expression of romance and youthful discovery.

2019 is off to a hot start as TRS present this double sided Digi-thriller from 1987 produced by Ras Sipho. Originally released on his uncle Jimmy Cliff's Oneness label, Newton “Sipho” Merritt learned his production craft from the best being naturally exposed to the music and destined to become a producer himself. In the days when Reggae was taking a digital turn, Sipho took on the duties of bringing up rising artists of that time such as Andy Tosh and Frankie Willmott to name a few. Both here featured with 'Lick A Shot" and 'Sensimilla' (aka Give Me No Rock) resurfaced here again. As far as the name "Sipho" goes, Merritt explains that when he was in South Africa, on tour with the Oneness band he saw a local woman in tears, looking at him. Through an interpreter, he found out her son had been killed in a South African uprising, looked exactly like him. “I told her that I will be her new son, but I didn’t have an African name. She called me Sipho, which means gifted in Zulu. That’s what I go by."

Roots Meditation Records present their 2nd release with this 4 track 12" vinyl roots stepper with vocals from Rick Wayne and Junior Roy with accompanying dubwise versions!

Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra vs. Nino Moschella EP, 'Kiss The Sky' has featured prominently on the small and big screens, numerous advertising campaigns and can be heard in the background of your favourite shop or hotel. Shawn Lee revisits 'Kiss The Sky' as a solo endeavour, recreating the music while also donning his singer's cap and utilising his sometimes overlooked voice which can happen to someone who more than excels as a multi-instrumentalist, musician and producer. His new take retains the emotional weight of the original while also punching up the background elements such as the drums and giving it a more modern feel Tracklisting -  A1. Shawn Lee feat. Nino Moscheiia - Kiss The Sky  A2. Shawn Lee feat. Nino Moscheiia - Kiss The Sky (Mark Pritchard Remix) A3. Shawn Lee - Song For David B1. Nino Moscheiia - Holding On (Shawn Lee Mix) B2. Nino Moscheiia - You Never Came Label: Ubiquity Format: 12" Vinyl Year: 2006 

Side A of the single features The Twilite Tone's original track "Lovin' On High" inspired by Twilight's original "Love's High" with his version taking on a decidely more sultry, smoke-filled and hazy quality replete with swinging off kilter drums, droney warbled syth bass and whispery vocals washing in and out of the groove. Tone's take of "We'll Be Special" on the flip showcases his talent in creating a classic dance remix, highlighting his roots in Chicago's house scene. The mid-tempo 4 on the floor beat is backed by a rolling, seemingly reversed bassline and interspersed with the beautiful vocal melodies and acoustic guitar rhythm from the original. Introduced and brought into the mix at Ubiquity by fellow Chicago native and noted House/Disco producer Zernell, Anthony Khan aka Twilite Tone has a long and varied music history and is accredited for bringing a wide variety of music to the Chicago club scene which bridged the gaps between musical genres in Chicago. A Grammy-nominated, BMI Award winning artist, he's currently working with artists such as Kanye West, Cody Chestnutt, Pusha T, Justin Vernon (Bon Iver), Rainy Milo, Judith Hill, Common and others. Tone was recently featured in Billboard Magazine's Back to Brill: New York's Top Publishers Unite to Bring Creative Buzz Back to the City and chosen by Downtown Music Publishing to lead their New York City based writers. He co-wrote 3 tracks on Kanye West's & GOOD Music's Cruel Summer including the lead single "Mercy" which reached No.1 on Billboard's US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and US Rap Songs Charts and went 2x Platinum, "Don't Like.1", and "The One". Tone contributed on the tracks "MILF" and "Mona Lisa" on Big Sean's sophomore album, Hall Of Fame, released by GOOD Music and Def Jam Recordings. He also co-wrote "Who Do We Think We Are" and "What If I Told You (Interlude)" on John Legend's Grammy-nominated album Love Is The Future. Tone's most recent work comes via Pusha T "Nosetalgia" featuring Kendrick Lamar, a standout track on My Name Is My Name. Responsible for crafting Common's sound, and now working as his music director, Khan has clocked more than two dozen years in the music industry.

1. Play My Game Kon Remix (Caserta Mixdown) [feat. Kon & Ohmega Watts] 2. Play My Game Dub Remix (Caserta Mixdown) [feat. Kon & Ohmega Watts] 3. Play My Game Ohmega Watts 1990 Mix (feat. Kon & Ohmega Watts) 4. Play My Game Ohmega Watts 1990 Mix (Instrumental) [feat. Kon & Ohmega Watts Label: Luv N Haight Year : 2015 Format: 12" Splatter Coloured in Clear Vinyl Genre: Disco/House/Soul

Bad For Me (Feat. Nicole Willis) / Bad For Me (Late Night Dub) [feat. Nicole Willis] / Bad For Me (Soul Clap Remix) [feat. Nicole Willis] : Ubiquity, 12" vinyl

“Fragile Things” is the Ubiquity debut by French producer Dandy Teru. As part of the burgeoning “Beat Scene”, in France, and with inclusion in fellow beatmaker Tall Black Guy’s “Tempo Dreams Vol.1” for Bastard Jazz, Dandy Teru’s signature, cinematic production style has established himself as a producer to take note of, and one that’s to be “watched”. Featuring British rapper Ty and vocals by Sarah Gessler (Beatspoke) as well as a remix by his production partner Quiet Dawn, this limited 12” single provides a great “taster” of what’s yet to come.

The fourth volume in the Luv N’Haight Edit Series features a re-work of Harry Whitaker’s Black Rennaisance classic “Magic Ritual” by GB (Gifted & Blessed). The deep spiritual vibe of the original is present in the edit/remix but is transformed into an electronic, percussion-heavy beast. Harry Whitaker’s Black Rennaisance "Body, Mind, and Spirit," album is considered a holy grail amongst collectors of soul-jazz and rare groove, and an album so rare it's virtually a myth to many. Luv N’Haight’s re-issue of the album in the early 2000’s brought much needed attention and focus to this legendary piece of work. Widely known for his work using the pseudonym GB, Gabriel Reyes-Whittaker is a producer, composer and electronic musician with a particular enthusiasm for analog electronics. Though his music ranges wide stylistically, he classifies his work under the umbrella term technoindigenous studies; the integration of the technological with the spiritual and ancestral. Armed with this concept, he transforms “Magic Ritual” into a brooding, techno-afro dance tune that borders on meditation with it’s repetitive, hypnotic percussion. GB finds himself in the unique position of being an early champion of the Los Angeles beat movement as well as being at the forefront of the current underground house and techno scene, all while keeping a low profile. Reyes-Whittaker has collaborated with a long list of creative minds, among them J*DaVeY, Spacek, Airto and Flora Purim, Jody Watley and many others.

Hard-hitting and prolific producer Grant Phabao flips up Don Alejo and Dudar with a serious roots reggae treatment on this new single by The Echocentrics. Also included is an all-new original track featuring Tita Lima.

Ubiquity's founder Michael McFadin spent most of his youth on the burgeoning Southern California punk rock scene. Later when he became a DJ during the rare groove era there was one record from his past that was a quirky staple in his sets "Down At The Laundry Mat" by Black Randy and The Metro Squad. "Whenever I play it someone asks me about it and I've never grown tired of it" says Michael "so we decided to rerelease it". Most commonly known for its inclusion on the single-sided, clear vinyl Yes LA compilation that was released on the Dangerhouse label and also included songs by The Germs, The Bags and others. The flip "Give It Up Or Turn It Loose" was on the only album by Black Randy and The Metro Squad "Pass The Dust, I Think I'm Bowie" and is a freaked out, garagey, ritalin-infused version of this JB classic!

TRS Records presents this double-shot 12" scorcher. These are the Barrington Levy 'Time Capsule' sessions which were recorded in 1982 at Channel One studio in Jamaica but buried away for nearly 15 years before resurfacing in 1996 by RAS Records. Barrington Levy needs little introduction, and this him in his prime, with the rich voice and great lyrics he's known for backed by the earth shattering riddim section of the Roots Radics. These forgotten gems were produced by Milton Welch and final mix-down laid by Jim Fox of Lion & Fox Recording Studio. We present our favourite tracks accompanied by their ferocious dubs in all their glory 'Jah A The Creator' 'Little Children Cry' 'for the first time ever released on vinyl.

This record showcases four heavy tunes by Toni Wobble who mark his diversity as a musician and producer as well his dub mixing skills that bring his productions into the next dimensions. Fresh riddims that hailing to the roots, superb sample-ism, deep atmospherics plus nuff wobble and bass are waiting to get unleashed on this limited 12” record. Are you ready to explore the wobble on this far out dub excursions? Because these cuts will show you how DUB COME STRONG!

Heavyweight dub 6 track 12" Vinyl ... Over amazing Riddim reworks of Joseph Hills Culture - Harder Than The Rest Dub (The dub track to Cultures - Holy Mount Zion) and Clive Chin’s & Errol Thompson’s “Extraordinary Version”, based on “Ordinary Man” by Lloyd Parks. Essential Dub! Ltd. Edition of 500 pressings