Williams (bass), remain as focused and committed as they are easy-going and laid back – and they continue to recognize new talent just as they recognized their own in 2004. Now, nearly two decades later, Eric, along with Rory Carey (keyboards), Wesley Finley (drums), and Marley D.
The band had humble beginnings – a group of college friends at UC Santa Barbara in the early 2000s with a shared love of reggae music. “There were some that didn’t make the cut, but who’s to say we won’t put out a second volume in the future?”Įver-expanding and reaching wider audiences, the Rebelution phenomenon continues to soar to new heights as the band has become one of the most successful recording, touring, and streaming acts in the country. “It was difficult to pick the songs, considering we have six full-length albums to choose from,” said Eric. We know our fans love the early Rebelution material, so this seemed appropriate.” Dub Collection includes three handpicked songs from each of the band’s studio albums, not including Peace Of Mind (which already received the dub treatment courtesy of Michael G of the Easy Star All-Stars). “So many of our old songs deserve a dub version. “We thought about putting out a dub version of our last album, Free Rein, and then realized this would be a better idea,” said Eric Rachmany (singer/guitarist/lyricist). The band’s lead touring guitarist, Kyle Ahern, was given the reins to mix these tracks, and he has delivered a release that will have Rebelution fans grooving in their homes and reminiscing about past shows, all while looking forward to what’s to come.ĭub is a unique form of reggae that remixes existing tracks, focusing heavily on dropping instrumentation and vocals in and out, while layering them with effects like reverb and delay.
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