RUB A DUB MAN RIDDIM produced by ONENESS RECORDS 2012
Rub A Dub Man Overview
The Rub A Dub Man Riddim, released by ONENESS RECORDS in 2012, stands out as a key roots instrumental in reggae and sound system culture. Its deep, vintage-inspired sound quickly became popular with selectors at roots sessions. The riddim’s warm basslines and steady drum patterns make it perfect for sound systems, where selectors look for rhythms that can move a crowd and keep the dancefloor active. These qualities helped the Rub A Dub Man Riddim become a staple for roots selectors, who rely on solid, foundation tracks to set the right mood and energy. ONENESS RECORDS, the producer behind this project, is a respected name in the reggae industry. Based in Germany, the label has built a strong reputation for quality productions since its founding in the mid-2000s. Their catalog includes collaborations with both established and rising reggae artists, and their music often receives strong support from international reggae DJs and fans alike. This riddim features tracks like "Denham Smith Rub A Dub Man," "Crosby," and "Fyah T Clean The Streets." Each artist brings their own style, riding the riddim’s classic groove with smooth vocals and positive messages. The combination of old-school textures and modern production values gives the riddim a timeless feel, appealing to both longtime reggae lovers and new listeners. Over the years, the Rub A Dub Man Riddim has remained an important part of reggae history. Its influence continues in sound system sessions, where selectors and fans appreciate its authentic roots sound and lasting energy.
Rub A Dub Man Tracklist:
- Denham Smith Rub A Dub Man
- Crosby & Fyah T Clean The Streets
- Ziggi Recado Green Medizine
- Sara Lugo & Kabaka Pyramid Trying
- Skarra Mucci War
- Tony Curtis Wine Fe Me
- Zuri Vuela Alto
- Suga Roy & Conrad Chrystal Roots Music
- Raymond Wright Program
- Ras Muhamad Blow Them Away
- Pierro Dread Turn Up The Radio
- Oneness Band Rub A Dub Man Riddim
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