Luc Dubwise
Luc Dubwise came up in Salvador, Bahia, playing bass and singing in the reggae band Prophecy during the late '80s. He went solo in the early 2000s, putting...
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Luc Dubwise came up in Salvador, Bahia, playing bass and singing in the reggae band Prophecy during the late '80s. He went solo in the early 2000s, putting out records like Dubwise Sound System in 2002. His music pulls from Brazilian rhythms and Jamaican dub, with lyrics that often touch on social issues.
In 2004, he released the song "Fogo de Justiça," which became a point of discussion for its direct lyrics about police violence. It's one of his most recognized tracks, alongside others like "Grandes Olhos" and "Papo Furado." He's kept recording since, with albums like Palavra Rastafari in 2006 and Dubwise Power in 2015.
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