Today is a Reggae celebration time in Cairns at Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park.
Respect to the music, the traditional custodions of the land, friends and family and Big Ups the players.
A celebration of life, All one with the music. dub

In celebration of the dub today i refer to the godfather of reggae music Bob Marley.
If your on the hunt for some reggae or you wannna top up your Bob Marley collection.
Have also added a few more great reggae/dub legends.!
check it out at emusic.

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Dub Rascals is a concept/project created by Little Rascals Records. A study into dub, and dubwise music complemented by the record volume and the live act, Dub Rascal Soundsystem. Dub Rascals is ever evolving and open to feedback, collaboration, track lisensing, opportunity

Yep folks all confirmed - gonna be a ripper.!
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This website is dedicated to DUB music. It offers you plenty of dubwise info: News, a party timetable, record reviews, profiles of artists and labels, media files & links. Of course, dub is reggae & reggae is dub. Therefore, it’s also about roots & reggae music. We don’t focus on the culture because there are plenty of great sources for that out in the web! It is also NOT about dancehall & bashment!
www.dubflash.com

BIG UP’s to DubFlash from Little Rascal Records.

Just found some nasty dubstep from East London producer Hit-by-a-Rock. Some tasty downloads here!
check it out: www.hit-by-a-rock.com

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Our vision is for an Australia that recognises the special place and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians, values their participation and provides equal life chances for all.

Reconciliation involves justice, recognition and healing. It’s about helping all Australians move forward with a better understanding of the past and how the past affects the lives of Indigenous people today.

Reconciliation involves symbolic recognition of the honoured place of the first Australians, as well as practical measures to address the disadvantage experienced by Indigenous people in health, employment, education and general opportunity.