Return Of The Rub-A-Dub Style

This documentary charts the rich history of reggae soundsystem culture, showcasing its origins in Jamaica and its contemporary resurgence in Los Angeles. The film features performances from notable artists such as Brigadier Jerry, Ranking Joe, Sister Nancy, and U-Roy, who are known for their lyrical contributions to the genre.

The film provides a rare glimpse into the world of hardcore Jamaican micsmiths, also known as deejays, who travel from around the world to perform at the Dub Club. Their performances, characterized by conscious lyrics, reveal the cultural significance of reggae and its community. This documentary appeals to fans of music history and reggae enthusiasts alike, making it a relevant piece for any collection focused on music or cultural documentaries.