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Wed, 05 June 19
A Spy In The House Of Dub
Released 30 November 2018
- A Spy In The House Of Dub
- Sima Edy (Soundsystem Version)
- Guragigna (Soundsystem Version)
- What Time Is Dub (Soundsystem Version)
- Crazy In Dub (Soundsystem Version)
- Mechem Aresah
Liner notes
Marking 10 years since the first release by Dub Colossus, A Spy in the House of Dub, is a mini album that celebrates the musical journey that Dub Colossus has been on since 2008, featuring new versions of tracks from the first 3 albums— A Town Called Addis, Addis Through The Looking Glass and Dub Me Tender Vols 1 & 2 —plus a nod to the future with 2 entirely new tracks. The band will be taking to the road in their new 5 piece format in 2019 featuring the prodigious talents of the likes of Robert Mitchell and Oli Savill alongside Mimi’s stunning vocals.
Further Listening
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Released 13 October 2008
Dub Colossus collaborate with some of Ethiopia's finest performers. Utilising Azmari and traditional styles as well as the popular singing styles of the 60s and 70s the album seeks to combine the golden years of Ethiopique beats and Ethiojazz with the dub reggae styles of early 70s groups like the Abyssinians and the Mighty Diamonds. -
Released 06 February 2012
By reworking existing Dub Colossus album cuts and including four previously unreleased tracks, Nick Page – aka Dubulah, takes a more personal approach to the band’s material and delivers a dub-heavy set in the tradition of Joe Gibbs' African Dub series and Dennis "Blackbeard" Bovell.
Further reading
Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh & Thomas Bartlett reveal details of new album
A musical collaboration between two members of The Gloaming, the album is out in September.
Fri, 26 July 19
Track of the day: ‘Áthas’ by The Gloaming
Find out more about one of the stand-out tracks on The Gloaming's third album.
Wed, 04 September 19
Real World at the British Library Sound Archive
The British Library Archive have been recording artists at the WOMAD Festival for over 30 years.
Sun, 04 August 19