Dub Station

<p>Working for 10 years, <em><strong>DUB STATION </strong></em> was formulated by Kyle Russell as a new <br>
concept in American reggae. Russell and original bandmates Rider McCoy and <br>
Charlie Thorpe were looking to break away from the limitations of being <br>
associated with a single singer. Yet they wanted to build a reputation as a <br>
band. That they have. </p>
<p><em><strong>DUB STATION </strong></em> has arguably become one of the top US-Based <br>
reggae bands (east or west coast). The group has now backed major dancehall; <br>
roots and culture; and foundation singers; and has opened for most of the key <br>
players in the reggae business. <em><strong>DUB STATION </strong></em> is also proud to have worked with <br>
over 5 dozen domestically based vocalists. Soloists and "crews", men and <br>
women from Jamaican rap-stylle DJ's to Gospel-reggae artists to <br>
all-original singer-songwriters and dub poets, to cover-tune crowd-pleasers. <br>
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<p>We believe US-based reggae artists will become an increasingly important <br>
part of the music's future, given what a large reggae-loving audience and <br>
talent base there is outside the music's home isle. <br>
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