ALBOROSIE SETS SAIL ON A DUB ODYSSEY WITH ‘DUB PIRATE’

Reggae heavyweight Alborosie is back with his latest album, ‘Dub Pirate’, on his own label Evosound. This fresh release marks Alborosie’s seventh voyage into the world of dub music, a genre he clearly loves.

‘Dub Pirate’ isn’t entirely new territory for Alborosie fans. It’s actually a collection of twelve reimagined tracks from his iconic 2006 album, ‘Soul Pirate’. Think of it as a chance to experience these reggae classics in a whole new light.

IMAGINE DEEP BASS LINES THAT RUMBLE LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE

Alborosie, who’s called Jamaica home since 2001, brings his A-game as a producer on ‘Dub Pirate’. He strips down the original songs, leaving behind mostly instrumental versions that capture the true essence of the Jamaican sound system experience.

Imagine deep bass lines that rumble like an earthquake, echoing effects that bounce around your head, and crisp drum patterns that keep the groove going.

‘Soul Pirate’ was a landmark album for Alborosie. It was his debut solo project, and it went on to be streamed over 200 million times on Spotify alone! The album’s success even propelled him to win the “Best Reggae Act” award at the 2011 MOBO Awards.

With ‘Dub Pirate’, Alborosie revisits a turning point in his career, showcasing his talent as a singer and producer. This fresh take on ‘Soul Pirate’ is a sure-fire treat!

TRACKLIST

1. Kingston Dub Town
2. Still Dubbing
3. Rasta Dub Anthem
4. Precious Dub
5. Guess Who’s Dubbing
6. Natural Mystic Dub
7. Nuh Betta Than Me Dub
8. Herbal Dub
9. Diversity Dub
10. Slam Dub Bam
11. Dub Police

ABOUT ALBOROSIE

Alborosie Sets Sail On A Dub Odyssey With ‘dub Pirate’. Reggae Tastemaker

Alborosie is an acclaimed reggae artist who has produced for many greats like Gentleman and Ky-Mani Marley. He won the MOBO Awards’ Best Reggae Act in 2011, and his album ‘Unbreakable: Alborosie Meets The Wailers United’ reached number 6 on the Billboard Reggae Albums Chart in 2018. He has become an international reggae icon with chart-topping albums like ‘Specialist Presents: Alborosie and Friends’.