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Dubroom reviews a lot of different material, from
musical to educational to beneficial and more.
We've got music, but also material for artists and
producers as well as researchers of more conscious
material. As always, when the Dubroom reviews
something, this means that this website considers
the material at least fair. So don't expect any
negative reviews. When it's here, we recommend it.
Period.
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REGGAE MUSIC |
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full-length documentaries to video clips,
this is where you can not only enjoy the
sounds of (DUB) Reggae music, but the sights
as well. We are talking about very diverse
material that is not selected persay because
of it's novelty. Historical recordings that stood
against the test of times are offered as
well, TV broadcasts,
interviews: the Dubroom is always interested
in relevant and/or of high quality material
to review and in this part of the Dubroom
video reviews you can find just that.
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RAS
MESSENGERS - "EGYPT LAND" (1982)
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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April 2008 - Admitted: the title of
this incomplete, three-minute Nyabinghy
session by the UK based Ras Messengers
recorded in 1982 is a guess of yours truly.
Actually,
the session is taken from the movie
"Race, Rhetoric, Rastafari" by
Jamaican film maker Barbara Blake-Hanna
which you can check out on www.reggaefilms.co.uk.
The video deals with racism in the UK during
the early 1980's and has -next to Ras
Messengers- music by I Jah Man Levi and
others.
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STEELE -
SLAVE DRIVER
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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April 2008 - In this excellent video
produced by Wayne Benjamin, Jamaican Reggae
Vocalist Steele sings the traditional
"Slave Driver" in a
non-traditional way
Half way
through the video, the Nyabinghy drums drop
in an otherwise completely drum-less track.
It's all about the words, and they are sung
beautifully by Jamaican Reggae vocalist
Steele.
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CAPLETON,
BOBO ZARO AND CONTRACTOR - PAIN
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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April 2008 - As they ride on a
minimalistic riddim, the three vocalists
chant truth and right. They do it with
Reggae toasting, singing and even rap.
This
videoclip is actually quite remarkable.
There's some real Hip Hop style rapping,
there's a singing Capleton, and it never
becomes chaotic. The video perfectly
illustrates the words, and is produced by a
director who is not afraid to show his
excellent work to the online (DUB) Reggae
community.
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QUEEN
IFRICA AND STEELE - NEW WORLD ORDER
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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April 2008 - "Is This the New
World That You Order?", asks Steele in
this video directed by Wayne Benjamin. Queen
Ifrica joins the singer and Chants Down
Babylon One More Time!
There's way
too little female Toasters, but the ones
that are there are usually quite strong.
Queen Ifrica is one of them, and in this
video she performs with Reggae singer Steele
as they Chant Down Babylon One More Time.
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ISRAEL
VIBRATION - LIVITY IN THE HOOD
DUBROOM
VIDEO REVIEW |
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April 2008 - Livity In The Hood is hard
what that hood is a concrete jungle. In 3
minutes and 39 seconds, Israel Vibration
shows what life in the ghetto is all about.
"You
got to give respect, to get respect",
sings the Jamaican Vocal Harmony Group that
started off with their legendary album The
Same Song. It sounds like the obvious, but
when you live in the ghetto the obvious
becomes a mechanism of survival.
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