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Dub Creator

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Amsterdam dub producer and engineer working out of DC Studio NL, mixing on an analogue desk with outboard set up for dub technique and offering recording, dubplate cutting, mixing and mastering to the Dutch scene. His own releases reach back to sessions from the mid-1990s, and the studio's regular players include Phillip I-Ness on guitar, Max Covale on trumpet and trombone and Tommy Tornado on saxophone. He has played the Amsterdam Dub Event alongside Scientist and Manasseh.

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dubcreator.bandcamp.com ("Dubs from the Vaults", 29 October 2018, credits and studio note); Dubcreator profile on SoundBetter; Melkweg Amsterdam Dub Event listings.

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Dub Creator, Dubs from the Vaults (Bandcamp)

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The producer's own Bandcamp page, carrying the DC Studio NL credits; stored as a link-out reference.

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