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Dub Brown
Dub Brown is a reggae band from Salvador, Brazil that formed in 1997. They built a following playing local bars and community events, eventually gaining...
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Dub Brown is a reggae band from Salvador, Brazil that formed in 1997. They built a following playing local bars and community events, eventually gaining national attention with their 2002 album 'Farma Fênix.' The title track from that album became something of an anthem for their listeners.
The band's lineup has stayed fairly steady, with Angelo Pena on vocals and guitar, Mario Dourado on bass, Rael Costa on drums, Pedro Mota on keyboards, and Laércio Oliveira on percussion. Their music tends to address social and political themes, which has sometimes drawn criticism alongside their popularity.
They've released several albums since 'Farma Fênix,' including 'Resistência' in 2005, 'Revolução das Flores' in 2008, and 'In Dub' in 2015. Their sound mixes Jamaican reggae rhythms with Brazilian musical elements.
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