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DRUMDROPS IN DUB 1: STYLE SCOTT

The saying goes: "When the foundation is destroyed, what can the righteous do?". This definitely applies to a good (DUB) Reggae track. 

For the Drum and the Bass are the foundation.

Every (DUB) Reggae producer knows how a riddim stands or falls with a good Drum and Bass line. You can build almost anything on top of it and it will still be solid. And when you "destroy" this foundation, there's nothing any righteous DUB Producer can do.

Often, the bassline is the most recognizable part of the foundation. Most riddims are identified by their bassline anyway. But the basslines will not come through, when there is not a really tight drumline to put the bassline in the right perspective.

UK based DRUMDROPS.com provides these drumlines, and they do it in the highest possible Quality standard. Yes, Quality with a Capital Q!

When you're a serious (DUB) Reggae producer, you will be wanting their material, even when you don't know the company yet... 

The name DRUMDROPS might not immediately ring a bell. But they surely know their way around. And they're young.

Want some proof? People from Adrian Sherwood's On-U sound participated in the project, artistically and otherwise.

They've always been at the forefront of progressive DUB and Reggae, while constantly releasing original and authentic Roots Reggae too. 

DRUMDROPS makes use of the expertise and archives of On-U and Pressure Sounds, and forwards the material to you. Their extreme fat sound can now be the foundation of your own production. 

So there's every reason to make yourself a cup of whatever, and take a sip while you're being introduced to some massive DRUM DROPS IN DUB VOLUME ONE.

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