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LP version. Dubmatix has taken his time working on his new album. Sly & Robbie meet Dubmatix Overdubbed was released in 2018 (EB 125CD/LP). It scooped the Juno Award for "Reggae Recording Of The Year 2019", marking the second time the Canadian producer and multi-instrumentalist from Toronto had received this coveted award. ReWired is his first studio album in years and it's already abundantly clear that the wait has been more than worth it. The album offers a dazzling, masterful kaleidoscope of modern sounds of dub-oriented bass music that is enormous fun. The Canadian could be in with a great chance of winning another Juno Award. Features Lone Ranger, Sr Wilson, Exile Di Brave and Kazam Davis, Joe Publik, The Hempolics, Lasai, Ras Kayleb, Jman, Duane Stephenson, Rootwords, and Barry Ashworth.
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Dubmatix has taken his time working on his new album. Sly & Robbie meet Dubmatix Overdubbed was released in 2018 (EB 125CD/LP). It scooped the Juno Award for "Reggae Recording Of The Year 2019", marking the second time the Canadian producer and multi-instrumentalist from Toronto had received this coveted award. ReWired is his first studio album in years and it's already abundantly clear that the wait has been more than worth it. The album offers a dazzling, masterful kaleidoscope of modern sounds of dub-oriented bass music that is enormous fun. The Canadian could be in with a great chance of winning another Juno Award. Features Lone Ranger, Sr Wilson, Exile Di Brave and Kazam Davis, Joe Publik, The Hempolics, Lasai, Ras Kayleb, Jman, Duane Stephenson, Rootwords, and Barry Ashworth.
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"It's a new concept you have to get used to: the best dub and dub-oriented reggae no longer comes from England or France (and not from Germany or even Jamaica). It comes from... Canada! This is where the genre's busiest, most talented and possibly cleverest producer hails from: Dubmatix. Not only a studio virtuoso, but also an incredibly profound artist and perfectionist whose sure-fire instinct for the ultimate groove productions defines the current state of the art in the genre," wrote René Wynands in Riddim-Mag (Nov/Dec 2013). There's not much to add to that. With his debut album Champion Soundclash (2005), and a total of seven albums and a mind-blowing number of digital releases and remixes, Jesse King aka Dubmatix has conquered the world of dub and reggae. In everything he does he reveals a fine instinct for intricate and supremely skillful compositions full of unexpected twists and turns. Dubmatix has the power to surprise, not by using volume or of-the-moment gimmicks, but through clever, occasionally low-key but always absolutely compelling skills. His previous albums featured a whole array of illustrious guests, including U-Roy, Cornell Campbell, Horace Andy and Michael Rose, with the instrumental dub tracks taking a back seat. This is set to change on Dubmatix in Dub, the new album. Twelve pounding dubs merge seamlessly into each other. All are ideal for bringing the dancefloors of the dub universe to a boiling point. Heavy bass for heavy dancing! Dubmatix uses effects with masterful efficiency -- never overloaded, always absolutely on target. Any voices that appear (the album features Earl 16 and Dennis Alcapone as guests) are deconstructed and integrated as elements in the mix. Although this album works as a seamless whole, check out "Mad Massa Gana Dub" and "16 Stone Dub" to get a sense of the album.
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Jesse King aka Dubmatix is a dub mastermind from Canada. His albums Champion Sound Clash (2005), Atomic Subsonic (2006), Renegade Rocker (2008), System Shakedown (2010) and System Shakedown Remixes (CCT 3025CD/LP) hit the spot worldwide and shook up the reggae massives all over the planet. Dubmatix is continually evolving his style, taking new influences on board on each new recording; by now it simply doesn't do justice to the incredible breadth of his work to slap a dub sticker on it. His new and fifth album feature an impressive roster of respected guest stars, including Tenor Fly, Horace Andy, Eek A Mouse, Prince Jazzbo, Earl Zero, U-Roy, Cornell Campbell, Luciano, and many, many more. These collaborations see him effortlessly incorporating all conceivable facets of reggae and dub with a striking self-assurance and combining them with an exceptional willingness to experiment and take new directions. This kaleidoscope of variety is particularly in force of this album. As well as working as a musician and producer, Jesse King is also a sought-after remixer and app designer, with recent remixes including tracks for the Easy Star All-Stars, John Brown's Body, Zion Train, Martha & The Muffins, Don Letts, and Mungo's HiFi. For this album, he spent two years in the past and a lot of time in tweaking the knobs on high-class roots tunes inna crossover style. Here, the Toronto native pushes the musical envelope further -- mixing authentic Jamaican riddims with contemporary electronica -- all with his unique and distinctive trademark sound that has made him a leader and household name among reggae and electro-dub fans worldwide.
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2LP version with insert. Dubmatix aka Jesse King presents his 2011 full-length with a massive line-up of featured singers & dub remix artists. Dubmatix, based in Canada, is one of the most known, active artists in dub music these days. The album is a stunning 79-minute remix version of the 2010 album System Shakedown. Singers include The Mighty Diamonds, Kulcha Ites, Jay Douglas, Ammoye, Brother Culture, The Ragga Twins, U-Brown, Dennis Alcapone and Tippa Irie. Remix credits include Zion Train, Mungo's Hi-Fi, G. Corp, Victor Rice, Dubivisionist, Aldubb, Subatomic Sound, Jason "DJ Shine" Spanu, Nate Wize, Webcam Hi-Fi, TVS, Brace, Eccodek and Vibronics.
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Dubmatix aka Jesse King presents his 2011 full-length with a massive line-up of featured singers & dub remix artists. Dubmatix, based in Canada, is one of the most known, active artists in dub music these days. The album is a stunning 79-minute remix version of the 2010 album System Shakedown. Singers include The Mighty Diamonds, Kulcha Ites, Jay Douglas, Ammoye, Brother Culture, The Ragga Twins, U-Brown, Dennis Alcapone and Tippa Irie. Remix credits include Zion Train, Mungo's Hi-Fi, G. Corp, Victor Rice, Dubivisionist, Aldubb, Subatomic Sound, Jason "DJ Shine" Spanu, Nate Wize, Webcam Hi-Fi, TVS, Brace, Eccodek and Vibronics.
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