
At last, after a long dry period a new release from ACEtone Studio. Perhaps a harbinger of an album of new dub to come in 2011? Hope so.
The track is 'Age of Golden Dub' and is available right now from iTunes, Amazon, EMusic and all of the rest...and it is goooood!
This track is the result of a collaboration of Eating Betty and Nuphlo (his version 'Golden Age Dub available soon) and draws together the diverse influences of both artists to create a new and different Dub experience.
Cornelius says: "Great dub. Perfect blend of roots and spaciness"
Dr. Strangedub says: I played the Age of Golden Dub / Golden Age Dub (Nuplo mix) back-to-back in the midst of my Christmas in Dub special. A very cool sidetrip....and diversion from the Xmas music...What a fantastic dubwise meeting of East and West!...A dubby, psychedelic trip.
Scratch Radio says: Awesome! <- And I don’t use that word much. That’s a fantastic dub...Cheers to you and Nuphlo.
And doubtless more accolades to come.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Age of Golden Dub new single release
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Every Spoil a Dub review on Niceup.com
I've long been of the opinion that Dub music is truly timeless so I'm well pleased that 'Every Spoil A Dub' still has a life of its own more than a year after release into the wild and can even attract a new review every once in a while.
See Tom Orr's recent excellent and humbling review in the Jammin' Reggae Archives on Nice Up dot com
There is even honourable mention of the venerable Reverbalism...
Very positive, very gratifying...might inspire me to revisit the current batch of tunes destined for dubification.
If you've a head and heart for dub, you'll want both discs in order to properly rejoice in the fact that dub of this sort is still being made. And superbly, at that - Tom OrrThank you Tom!
And you can buy Eating Betty releases 'Every Spoil A Dub', 'Reverbalism' and 'Eating Betty In Dub' in any and all of these places:
iTunes - just look in the olde shoppe
Amazon
CD Baby
Napster, e-Music, CD Connection, Wal-Mart(!) - anywhere and everywhere music is sold, CD or download.
I recommend buying from CD Baby because they are good people...
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