Dubmatix Sticky Icky Reggae Mix

• Meditation Dub (One Hour Mix)

  This mix is built around a single theme: meditation. Each track carries the word “Meditation” in its title, creating a hypnotic journey through deep roots, heavy dubs, and spiritual vibrations. From the legendary Augustus Pablo and The Abyssinians to modern dub creators like Kheru Jonah Dan, ZionRoots, and J. Robinson, this session is a flow of meditative soundscapes. PLAYLIST Bullwackies All Stars - Meditation Dub Kheru Jonah Dan, Russ Disciples -Meditation Dub J.Robinson (WhoDemSound) , Kai Dub -Meditation Dub The Black Seeds,Dr Lee -Meditation Dub Halleypb - Dub Meditations Nucleus Roots, Don Hartley -Meditation Dub Kibir La Amlak -Meditation Dub ZionRoots -Dub Meditation The Abyssinians - Meditation Dub Crucial Alphonso - Meditation Dub Aidonia - Firm Meditation Dub Ranking Ray - Meditation Dub M'Festa & Free Meditation - Dub Boy George - Meditation Dub Augustus Pablo - Meditation Dub

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• Errol Thompson - The Silent Genius

  Who Was Errol Thompson? Errol "ET" Thompson (1948–2004) was a pioneering Jamaican recording engineer and producer who significantly influenced the sound of reggae and dub from the late 1960s to the 1980s. Known for his sharp ear, technical mastery, and understated brilliance, Thompson was one of the first engineers in Jamaica to experiment with dub mixing, reverb, and delay, long before it became a global sound.   PLAYLIST Peter Tosh - Maga Dog Augustus Pablo - Java Jack Ruby, King Tubby, Errol - Thompson Bawling Errol Thompson - Hole In My Bucket Mighty Diamonds - Ghetto Living Black Uhuru - Rent Man Glen Washington - Rockers A Nuh Crackers I-Roy - Sufferer's Psalm Bobby Melody - Jah Bring I Joy In The Morning Jacob Miller - Keep On Knocking Errol T - I Need You Now Errol Thompson - Freedom Call Dennis Brown - Smile Like An Angel Errol Thompson - Jamaican Born And Bred Errol Thompson - You Know That I Love You Dolphin Morris - Su-Su-Pan Rasta Enos McLeod & Errol Thompson - By The Look Culture and Nicodemus - Disco Train Culture and Clint Eastward - Send Some Rain

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• Barry Brown – Youthman on the Frontline

  Born in 1962 in Kingston, Jamaica (Passed May 2004 in Kingston), Barry Brown came of age during reggae’s golden era. Drawn into the music through Kingston’s sound system culture, he cut his first single, “Girl You’re Always on My Mind,” in 1977 for Sonic Sounds. His big break came with Bunny “Striker” Lee, releasing “Step It Up Youthman” in 1979, a hit that became the title of his debut album on Paradise Records. Over the next few years, he voiced sessions for nearly every major Kingston producer, moving between roots reggae and the emerging rub-a-dub dancehall sound. PLAYLIST Barry Brown - Ketch a Fire Barry Brown - Big Big Pollution Barry Brown - Step It up Youthman Barry Brown - Far East Barry Brown - -Give Thanks and Praise Barry Brown - Cool Pon Your Corner Barry Brown - Things in Life Barry Brown - Fittest of the Fittest Barry Brown,Toyan- Peace And Love Barry Brown - Best Things In Life Barry Brown - Give another Israel A Try Barry Brown - Girl You Always On My Mind Barry Brown - No No No (Dub Plate) Barry Brown - Lead Us Jah & Lead Us Dub (Aggrovators)

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• Bass Culture: Sly & Robbie

  With an estimated 200,000 recordings over their career, it’d be an impossible task to encapsulate the decades-long career of Sly & Robbie and the impact they had not only on reggae but on music overall. Their drum & bass lines transformed, revolutionized, and influenced fans and musicians across the globe. Sly Dunbar (drummer) and Robbie Shakespeare (bass) — affectionately known as The Riddim Twins — are widely recognized as the most influential rhythm section and production duo in Jamaican music history. Their sound has powered countless hits from the golden age of roots reggae through to digital dancehall and international pop. Together, they helped modernize reggae, created one of Jamaica’s most iconic record labels (Taxi Records), and redefined what it meant to be a producer and musician in a global music industry. PLAYLIST Sly & Robbie - Burial Dub Sly & Robbie- Jah Jah Man The Meditations - Carpenter Rebuild Mighty Diamonds - Pass The Kutchie Black Uhuru,Sly & Robbie - Sinsemilla Josey Wales -It A Fi Burn Sly & Robbie - Jungle Step Dub Tony Tuff - Mix Me Down Peter Tosh - Stepping Razor Dennis Brown,Sly & Robbie - Sitting And Watching iNi Kamoze - World A Music Sugar Minott - Herbsman Hustling Half Pint - Greetings Chaka Demus & Pliers - Murder She Wrote Sly,Robbie,Dubmatix,Jay Spaker - Communication Breakdown

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• Dubmatix Sticky Icky Reggae Mix Show 92 (Numa Crew, Congo Natty, Kahn, Zion Train)

  The 60-minute reggae mixtape show curated by Dubmatix showcases the finest Sticky Icky Reggae tunes from around the globe — spanning dub to dancehall, rocksteady to roots, and every rhythm in between. PLAYLIST Numa Crew – Dub Searcher Congo Natty, DJ Madd – Revolution In Dub (DJ Madd Remix) Kaiju – Burn Down Babylon Jack Sparrow – Pula Riddim Congo Natty, RSD – Nu Beginningz (RSD Remix) The Bush Chemists – Light Up Your Spliff Congo Natty, Conscious Sounds – Micro Dub (Say No) (Conscious Sounds) Von D – Surrealiste Skank Dirty Dubsters, Chip Fu, Screechy Dan, JingBong Ting – Chant Down Babylon (feat. Chip Fu & Screechy Dan) (Jingbong Ting Dub) Rob Symeonn – No More (Ticklah Remix) Dubamine, Carlton Livingston – Good Morning Jamaica Kahn, Gorgon Sound – Dread (Gorgon Sound Version) Zion Train – No ID (feat. Daman) (Numa Crew Remix) For more themed mixes, visit https://bassculture.substack.com/

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