The newest EP from the Dub Boys is fantastic. As someone who appreciates all styles of music, Hip-Hop continues to be one I stay fascinated with due to the current climate and success of certain artists. Meanwhile, Hip-Hop is still thriving because groups like Dub Boys keep it real and fresh style while still maintaining elements from its roots that made it so successful.
With this EP, you will hear great beats that ebb and flow with jazz, even some slight dub features in the first track. What I really enjoyed from this whole EP was the vocal delivery and the calmness, ease of flow and just general style. This is an EP I will be saving and adding to my collection simply because it’s that good.
Every track is a stand out here. The back and forth between each member, the bats, use of ambient noise to set scenes is very clever. It’s a well thought out production, which in my mind, deserves a lot of attention.
Excellent work and one of the best I have heard in a long time.
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