Name: Dub Come Save Me
Brand: Roots Manuva

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Rough Trade

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2LP+MP3

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Release date

2014-10-24

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BD040

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5021392040882

2 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Roots Manuva

Label EU

Big Dada

Genre EU

Hip Hop

Roots Manuva is a British rapper hailing from Stockwell, South London. Born on September 9, 1972 in London, England, he has made a significant impact on the music scene with his unique style and powerful lyrics.
With an authoritative voice and thought-provoking content, Roots Manuva has become one of the most respected figures in the rap genre. His music reflects his experiences growing up in South London and tackles social issues with honesty and authenticity.
As an artist, Roots Manuva has consistently pushed boundaries and experimented with different sounds, blending elements of hip-hop, reggae, electronic music, and more. His innovative approach to music has earned him critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base around the world.

The company behind the label Big Dada Recordings is [l117279]. 

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Roots Manuva returns with an album that features five new tracks and five dubs using the desk as an instrument. Fantastic rocking dubwise tunes coming on like an early 80's sound system set. 'Dub Come Save Me' balances remixes of tracks from the album with altogether new songs, leading off with 'Man Fi Cool,' a glittering electro dub that's as impressive as anything he's done in the past. Shortly after comes 'Revolution 5,' yet another track it's hard to believe was ever left behind, the supernatural pairing of Roots Manuva with another of the deepest rhythmatic rappers in the business, Chali 2na from Jurassic 5. The dub versions are just as incredible, with a parade of speaker-rattling productions ('Highest Grade,' 'Styles') and a rubbery remix of 'Dreamy Days' by another top British iconoclast, Super Furry Animals. Roots Manuva comes roaring back, though, with a synth-monster named 'The Lynch,' the perfect bed for another great performance. Fans of the single 'Witness (I Manifest)' can rest assured that it's present here as well, in a suitably deconstructed dub that closes out the album. It's the rare dub / remix album that even comes close to the original; 'Dub Come Save Me' nearly trumps the last one.

Dub Come Save Me

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