Producer, lead singer and founder of Bambu Station, Jalani Horton, now steps into the dub spectrum as Lybia'Sun, a moniker honoring his late mother, Lybia Callwood.

Over the years, audiences have witnessed Jalani lead Bambu Station, a collective of musicians from the Virgin Islands, delivering their distinctive brand of Roots Reggae. Albums like One Day, Break The Soil, and Talkin' Roots I and II presented some of the heaviest roots music of the first two decades of the 21st century.

Bambu Station's lyrics were provocative, insightful, raw and far-ranging. The music was funky, rootsy, raw and full of vibes. Now, those roots are being shared in dub, especially in live sessions where the expressions and set lists are improvised and everything is based on vibes of the moment.

As Lybia'Sun, Jalani is dubbing everything Bambu Station, from released recordings and unreleased specials to live dub sessions of SPOKEN DUB, alongside Heru Spoken Dub, Muata Blues, Tuff Lion and more.

As he has long maintained, the mission is not about "chasing stages" and they are not interested in being reggae artists. Rather, it is about moving intentionally as servants amongst their warrior class and the broader community, with music and action as vehicles for consciousness, connection and empowerment.

BAMBUSTATION DUB is here, and Lybia'Sun is at the controls.