Dub FX
Benjamin Stanford, who performs as Dub FX, started experimenting with beatboxing around age 17. He came up in Melbourne, where he absorbed hip-hop, reggae,...
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Benjamin Stanford, who performs as Dub FX, started experimenting with beatboxing around age 17. He came up in Melbourne, where he absorbed hip-hop, reggae, and electronic sounds. His debut album 'Flow' came out in 2001, built around live looping and vocal percussion.
Songs like 'Love Me Or Not' and 'Flow (live)' show how he layers beats and effects in real time. He toured extensively as a solo act, often working with a rotating group of musicians on stage. Later albums like 'Free Thinker' and 'Theory of Harmony' continued in that vein.
In 2014, he was arrested in Thailand for performing without a work permit, which sparked some discussion about artists' freedom to work abroad. He's kept releasing music since, including 'Thinking Clear' in 2016 and 'Roots Up' in 2022.
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