DUB FOR LIFE RIDDIM produced by DUBITERIAN RECORDS 2012
Dub For Life Overview
In 2012, a new sound began to pulse through the carnival streets. It started in the studio, where the fete composer built a foundation of heavy grooves and warm bass. The goal was simple: to create a soundtrack that would lift spirits and fill dancefloors across the soca world. DUBITERIAN RECORDS, known for their roots in reggae and dub, took the reins on production. The label had already made a name for itself with its deep rhythms and international releases. Their approach was careful but bold, blending tradition with a fresh, club-ready energy. As the riddim took shape, it called out for powerful voices. Naptali answered with “Peace Love And Unity,” a song that echoed his message of hope and togetherness. Fitta Wari brought fire to the track with “Burn Dem Down,” building on his reputation for conscious lyrics and strong delivery. Ras Bernardo added a touch of Brazil with “Nao Pare,” a song that reflected his experience as a reggae singer from the legendary Brazilian band Cidade Negra. Each artist brought their own flavor, but together, they created a seamless vibe. The final touch came from Version, who delivered “Dub For Life Riddim.” This instrumental track let the riddim shine on its own, giving DJs and dancers space to enjoy the pure sound. When the release dropped, it became an instant favorite at fetes and carnivals. Even today, the riddim brings back memories of 2012—of bright colors, joyful crowds, and music that never stops moving.
Dub For Life Tracklist:
- Naptali – Peace Love And Unity
- Fitta Wari – Burn Dem Down
- Ras Bernardo – Nao Pare
- Version – Dub For Life Riddim (Version 1)
- Version – Dub For Life Riddim (Version 2)
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