DUB THIEF RIDDIM produced by 117 RECORDS 2015
Dub Thief Overview
When "Dub Thief Riddim" first dropped in 2015, reggae fans quickly embraced its deep, classic sound. The recording became a favorite at roots sessions, with selectors and listeners returning to it again and again for its steady groove and uplifting energy. One of the highlights is Bionic Clarke Ft. Tribuman — Fight I So. Their collaboration stands out for its smooth delivery and conscious lyrics, making it a staple in reggae circles. Tribuman - Fight I So — Fight I So also appears, showing Tribuman’s versatility as both a solo artist and collaborator. Tribuman is known for his work with international artists and his energetic performances at European reggae festivals. Dubvisionist brings another layer with Dubvisionist — Dub I So Dub, offering a rich dub version that echoes the classic Jamaican style. Dubvisionist is well recognized for his mixing skills and has worked with various reggae legends over the years. Dubvisionist Ft. Fyahhead — Dub Thief and Fyahhead - Dub Thief — Dub Thief add a heavy, atmospheric touch, blending vocals and dub effects for a hypnotic sound. Fyahhead’s raw vocal style gives the riddim extra power. M7 Allstars — Fight I So adds further depth to the project, bringing together musicians with a passion for roots reggae. The sound of "Dub Thief Riddim" was shaped by 117 RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae and dub. 117 RECORDS has released several respected projects and is praised for keeping the roots tradition alive in the digital age.
Dub Thief Tracklist:
- Dan Giovanni – Power Struggle (Pt. 1 Singjay Version)
- Dan Giovanni – Power Struggle (Pt. 2 Dj Version)
- Bionic Clarke Ft. Tribuman – Fight I So (Ep Version)
- Dubvisionist – Dub I So Dub (Ep Version)
- Dubvisionist Ft. Fyahhead – Dub Thief (Hard Bass)
- M7 Allstars – Fight I So (Instrumental)