Dub Music

Definition of Dub Music as it relates to Entertainment, Music, Reggae Music

Dub Music, originating from Jamaica like its parent genre Reggae Music, is a distinctive style that grew in the 1960s. In the realm of Entertainment and Music, Dub Music is characterized by its instrumental remixes of existing recordings and the significant manipulating of these recordings. The style heavily emphasizes the drum and bass parts present in Reggae Music. These parts are usually exaggerated and other musical components could be lowered or removed entirely. The process often involves reverb and echo effects, sometimes accompanied by snippets of the vocal melody. This unique approach to music remixing has widely influenced genres beyond Reggae Music, permeating the wider Entertainment and Music sphere. It stands as its own unique style while still inherently linked to its Reggae roots.

Child Hierarchical Categories

[American Dub]

[British Dub]

[Dub Albums]

[Dub Artists]

[Dub Live Performances]

[Dub Music Festivals]

[Dub Music History]

[Dub Music Instruments]

[Dub Music Producers]

[Dub Music Record Labels]

[Dub Music Theory]

[Dub Poetry]

[Dub Remixes]

[Dub Techno]

[Dubstep]

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