Exactitude, much more so than style, distinguishes Rhythm & Sound from other dub projects. Claiming the somehow inexhaustible process of reduction as mantra, Rhythm & Sound make dub with the fewest possible elements; namely, rhythm and sound.

Such a reductive method has in fact been the basis of dub since its earliest days. The first dubs were b-side mixes of late-60's reggae singles. Producers removed the vocals, allowing the crowd to sing the original lyrics or emcees to improvise their own. Dub is a democracy whose first triumph was to ensure the inclusion of the listener as active participant in musical culture. It turns songs into spheres, accessible from all angles. Through dub, musicians, producers, and listeners enjoy equal access to shaping music.

TRACKLIST :

A1. Rhythm & Sound w/ Cornell Campbell - King In My Empire

A2. Rhythm & Sound w/ Jennifer Lara - Queen In My Empire

A3. Rhythm & Sound w/ Paul St. Hilaire - Jah Rule

A4. Rhythm & Sound w/ Shalom - We Been Troddin

A5. Rhythm & Sound w/ The Chosen Brothers - Mash Down Babylon

B1. Rhythm & Sound w/ The Chosen Brothers - Mash Down Babylon

B2. Rhythm & Sound w/ Jah Batta - Music Hit You

B3. Rhythm & Sound w/ Love Joys - Best Friend

B4. Rhythm & Sound w/ The Chosen Brothers - Making History