Cosmic Frequencies Of Dub

by Jeff Quesnel

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1.	Cosmic Frequencies Of Dub 05:09	buy track
2.	Latika Dub 04:06	buy track
3.	Judgement Day 04:19	buy track
4.	Stay Safe Me Lion! 03:53	buy track
5.	Roots Fashion 03:28	buy track
6.	Tubby Was A Wizard 03:37
7.	Bottom Of The Sea (bonus track) 03:06	buy track

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This e.p. is nothing new! It is comprised of out takes from "Yes Me Lion" released in 2012 and demos recorded a year or two after the record came out. I just wanted to share the songs and the music with the world. Jah Jah Bless!

This is the last chapter of the "Yes Me Lion" era. Reggae and dub music will always be an important part of my life, although I want to move on. Good vibes will live forever. Rasta Far I. Selassie I!

If you would like to donate for a good cause, please consider helping out SAFE Sanctuary in Mansonville, Quebec, Canada.

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Peace me lions!

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released April 11, 2020

Cosmic Frequencies Of Dub was produced, edited and mixed by Jeff Quesnel between 2009 and 2014.

Live instrument sequences provided by Jesse King & The Dubmatix Sound System.

All vocals by Jeff Quesnel, additional vocals on "Cosmic Frequencies Of Dub" and "Roots Fashion" by Razaman.

Additional guitars and bass on "Cosmic Frequencies Of Dub" and "Roots Fashion" by Mart Charron.

Mastering by Mart Charron.

Artwork by Stephan Gauthier.

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Jeff Quesnel Montréal, Québec

Jeff Quesnel's first solo effort came after 15 years of punk rockin' with his fellow bandmates of Subb, who broke up in 2010. "Yes Me Lion!" contains touches of reggae, ska, dancehall, hip hop and electronica grooves. His follow up "Cosmic Frequencies Of Dub" is more experimental, ambient and dub. The 6 song e.p. is wrapping up a decade of creating positive musical island vibes for the masses. ... more

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