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Burn Down the Place (Victor Rice Remix)

by SunDub

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Sundub takes the first track off their debut album ‘Burden of Love’ and gives it a vintage dub treatment in a collaboration with dub reggae engineer Victor Rice in “Burn Down the Place Dub.” Throwing it back to 70s-inspired dub reggae paying tribute to King Tubby, Lee Scratch Perry, and Dennis Brown, Rice displays his expertise gained through being a fixture in the 90s New York City reggae and ska scene. Together, SunDub and Rice combine the band’s message of community and unity and pair it with a sound that suits listeners of both the new and old school. This is the first track off of a remix EP that will come out on Color Red during spring 2020.

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released April 17, 2020
Produced by Ben Teters

Credits:
Ben Teters - Drums, Percussion Instrument
Josh Carter - Bass
Joanna Teters - Vocals, Background Vocals
Eric Toussaint - Keyboard, Vocal Accompaniment
Finnegan Singer - Guitar (Electric)
Larry McDonald - Percussion Instrument

Tracking Engineer - Tim Walsh
Galaxy Smith Studios

Overdub Engineers - Ben Teters, Sidney Mills, DrewoftheDrew
Mercy Sound Studios, Jackson Yard Studios, StudiooftheDrew

Mixing Engineer - Victor Rice
Studio Copan

Mastering Engineer - Brad Dale
Dallas Audio Post

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