Alpha & Omega (Greensleeves / A&O Records), groundbreaking pioneers of UK Dub, emerged in the 1980s and have amassed an impressive catalogue of over 40 studio albums. Their influential presence signifies the very essence of soundsystem culture and the global migration of bass music from its Jamaican roots to the UK and beyond. After more than three decades, Steppas Records has finally unveiled the highly anticipated A&O classic LP reissue series. The latest addition to this remarkable collection is none other than ‘Almighty Jah,’ a cherished and elusive gem originally released in 1992 and currently commanding exorbitant prices, if obtainable at all! Meticulously re-mastered with utmost care, this exceptional album, featuring the incomparable Dub Judah, is presented in its original sleeve adorned with the iconic A&O artwork. ‘Almighty Jah’ holds a revered status as one of the definitive UK dub albums and stands as a true testament to musical history.
VINYL TRACK LISTING
A
01 Alpha & Omega – Almighty Jah feat. Dub Judah
02 Alpha & Omega – Hand to the Wheel feat. Dub Judah
03 Alpha & Omega – Dub Can Reveal feat. Dub Judah
04 Alpha & Omega – Honest Opinion feat. Dub Judah
05 Alpha & Omega – David and Goliath
B
01 Alpha & Omega – Rasta is Merciful feat. Dub Judah
02 Alpha & Omega – Merciful Version feat. Dub Judah
03 Alpha & Omega – Africa is Calling feat. Dub Judah
04 Alpha & Omega – Banks of the Nile feat. Dub Judah
05 Alpha & Omega – Shebas’ Journey
PRESS
“Enter a path few can follow, but many can appreciate. A studio or sound’s dub-plates are like a Shaolin monk’s sacred teachings. London-based Alpha & Omega take us into their world of mesmerising roots and divulge their exclusive ‘specials’.” MUZIK
“Through minimal manipulation, (Alpha and Omega) deliver the listener to a place of great sonic peace.” OPTION MAGAZINE
“The compelling presences at the heart of these airy sonic worlds have a harder edge than some of their ancestors.” WIRE
“Massively thunderous bass lines, galloping drum tracks and a willingness to tastefully adorn dubs with digital flutes and various electronic sounding washes.” PULSE
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