Mr Zebre – we had the opportunity to meet this dub warrior thanks to Paproota netlabel (http://dubmassive.org/4286/paproota-org-dub-netlabel-prezentuje). Since then he has developed and dub has absorbed him completely, what he proved in ODG netlabel by “Chorriworks” release – here I am sad to admit that we’ve missed this album. Mr Zebre prepared a LP, which could be issued on vinyl without a doubt – fifteen solid, steppers style tunes with many great guests like Fu Steps, RebelI, Booba Roots, YT, Malanie Jane or Ras Jahshua.
Recently Mr Zebre released a single featuring Brother Culture, who just flows over a steppers riddim and about the power of “Warrior Charge” we find further thanks to the dub version. This release confirms the strength, which this artist can put into his music.
Links:
http://odgprod.com/2014/10/mr-zebre-chorriworks/
https://soundcloud.com/zebreindub/warrior-charge-feat-brother-culture-dub-1
Ps.Also check his remix of Mexican Steppers & Rebel I – “Run Come” http://www.dubophonic.com/




A brand new 7” from ZamZam Sounds is out now! Croatian producer Egoless has rebuilt Sly&Robbie’s classic riddim “Revolution”, mostly known from a vocal version with Dennis Brown. In his version we have beautiful, soulful voice of Senegalese roots reggae singer Daba Makourejah, who is singing an inspired lyric in Wolof on the importance of education in the upliftment of a country’s youth. Egoless’ riddim is an excellent work with rich effects, sound and masterful dub mixing.

