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Bass Culture Music Magazine

Bass Culture is a deep dive into the music that shaped modern sound — reggae, dub, funk and soul. Weekly mixes, production insights, and artist histories from Dubmatix, a producer with 30+ years in the game.

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    The Third Genius: The Life, Music and Legacy of Donny Hathaway (opens the original)

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  2. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    Free Loop Pack: Strictly Dub Bundle Vol 1 (opens the original)

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  3. Issue · Sep 28, 2026

    How a Japanese Keyboard Preset Reshaped the Sound of Dancehall (opens the original)

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    Presented by El Train (Youtube)I’m a fan of the El Train channel on Youtube, he does a great job on providing insights into various music-related topics. ABOUT THE VIDEOThe unlikely story of how a rhythm buried inside a home keyboard travelled thousands of miles and helped usher dancehall into the digital age.How did a preset from a cheap Casio keyboard made in Japan end up changing the sound of Jamaican music? This is the story of “Under Mi S

  4. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    Sodade: The Story of Cape Verdean Morna (opens the original)

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    Cape Verdean Creole has a word with no precise English equivalent, as the best words rarely do. Sodade is the Cape Verdean variant of the Portuguese saudade, that specific quality of longing for something absent or lost: a person, a place, a time, a feeling that may never have existed in quite the form it is now missed. It is simultaneously a private emotional state and a cultural identity, and it is the emotional centre of morna, the national music of Cape Verde. When Cesária Évora sang sodade

  5. Issue · Sep 23, 2026

    Congolese Rumba and the Music That Moved a Continent (opens the original)

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