Joel "J Dubby' Scanlon transforms Policulture's original track, Heart & Soul, into a percussive dub masterpiece. With a strong background is percussion and dub engineering, J Dubby changes the perspective of the original Policulture song, and emphasizes some of the most influential lyrics of the track. Dub lies in the heart and soul of Policulture, and provides the groundwork for contemporary reggae to progress to where it is today. Policulture pays tribute to the power of reggae music in this track, and J Dubby throws in his two cents on how reggae music influences all our lives. Produced by Joel Scanlon Credits: Joel Scanlon - Executive Producer Matthew Niederhauser - Guitar, Vocals Christopher Ball - Background Vocals, Bass Casey Theriot - Drums Nick Sumner - Wurlitzer, Clavinet, Synthesizer, Acoustic Piano, Keyboards Kyle Jerome - Background Vocals, Saxophone Thomas Holumn - Trombone Tracking Engineer - Matt Goodwin Blackdog Recording Studios Mixing Engineer - Joel Scanlon Scanhope Sound Mastering Engineer - Jason "Jocko" Randall More Sound Recording Studio ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlSLqQd8Um8

“Forever In Love” is a breezy summertime jam that celebrates falling in love in beautiful Colorado. The warm guitar chords and upbeat background vocals echo the ‘60’s sounds of Barbara Acklin’s “Am I The Same Girl,” while the harmony and horn lines pull influence from the hits of Stevie Wonder and The Jackson Five. The track is slated to be a staple in the Color Red catalog as “Am I The Same Girl” is one of founder/producer Eddie Roberts’ all-time favorite tunes. Toss it on any playlist that aims to harness carefree, summertime magic and enjoy the ride. Produced by Kim Dawson & Mike Tallman Credits: John Burroughs - Vocals Mary Claxton - Drums Brian Claxton - Bass Guitar Sean Hagemeister - Guitar Alec Bell - Trumpet Briana Harris - Alto saxophone Jeremy Fallis - Trombone Hayden Farr - Baritone Saxophone Tracking Engineer - Mike Tallman Color Red Studios​ Tascam 388 Mixing Engineer - Mike Tallman Add Noise Studios Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np5zFpD5VD0

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Dubbest round all bases in full circle influence in their early roots reggae-inspired Color Red debut single “Unusual Times.” Featuring longtime influence, Elliot Martin of John Brown’s Body on vocals, the track was originally composed in 2013 based on a concept that the world is changing at a rapid rate when it comes to technology, social grace, and the dichotomy between input and output that can be simultaneously exciting and confusing. The band calls for listeners to examine the big picture and consider the impact that this make-or-break opportunity can impart on this era in society. Using just two chords to convey the message and dynamics, Dubbest revisited the tune during the pandemic and brought it to life in the studio. The sentiment makes more sense than ever as these are indeed unusual times that we’re living in.  Produced by Chiquis Lozoya Credits: Ryan Thaxter - Vocals, Keyboards Andrew MacKenzie - Bass, Guitar, Background Vocals Cory Mahoney - Guitar, Background Vocals Kyle Hancock - Drums, Percussion Instruments Elliot Martin - Vocals Tracking Engineer - Chris Brennan Solutionaries Studio Mixing Engineer - Brian Wallace Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrWczzKh71o