RUN COME DANCE BRINGS FRESH VIBES FROM U BROWN
U Brown teams up with Irie Ites and The Ligerians to deliver a fresh reggae anthem, ‘Run Come Dance’. This track, from his upcoming album, showcases the collaboration’s dedication to keeping the Rub-A-Dub spirit alive.
Produced by the legendary Irie Ites, the song invites listeners to immerse themselves in its infectious energy and positive vibes.
The one-drop riddim, powered by a steady bassline, is enriched by layers of piano, horns, and strings. This creates a rich, multi-dimensional soundscape that radiates nostalgia while remaining fresh and relevant. The riddim was expertly mixed by top reggae producer Roberto Sánchez.
U Brown’s smooth deejay style, combined with the warm instrumentation, makes Run Come Dance an instant favourite for anyone looking to groove and connect with reggae’s roots.
U BROWN PROVES ONCE AGAIN THAT HIS VOICE AND MESSAGE REMAIN AS RELEVANT AS EVER
The song feels like a celebration of unity and joy, reminding us of the golden era of reggae while still sounding fresh.
U Brown, one of the originators of the genre, proves once again that his voice and message remain as relevant as ever. His timeless delivery, paired with modern production, makes this track an instant favourite.
Don’t miss out on this musical gem. As U Brown continues to breathe new life into the Rub-A-Dub tradition, Run Come Dance is sure to have everyone swaying to the rhythm, celebrating life and music together.
Keep an eye out for the full album due for release on 22 November 2024. It’s sure to be a treat for the ears!
CREDITS
Author | U Brown
Composer | The Ligerians
Publishing | Irie Ites International
Riddim mixing | Roberto Sanchez
Vocal mixing | Jérémie Nonorgue & Irie Ites
Editing | Manuel Malhoeuvre, Jérémie Nonorgue, Lucas Jaubert
Label | Irie Ites Records
ABOUT U BROWN
U Brown, a prominent figure in the younger generation of Jamaican deejays, emerged from humble beginnings in Kingston in 1956. Growing up surrounded by music, he honed his skills at local bars and studios, eventually launching his career in his teens.
Working with renowned producers like Bunny Lee and King Tubby, he developed a unique style influenced by the legendary U-Roy. His deep, dark dub tracks and fast-paced, percussive deejaying set him apart.
Throughout his career, he has achieved success as a producer, label owner, and sound system deejay, leaving a lasting impact on the reggae scene.
