Produced in Portland O.R. in 2008, this album “The Emperor’s Dubs” is a collage of dark, heavy and raw sounds remixed into some classic dancehall, reggae and hip-hop vibes, giving pun ‘em some energy and modern vibe. This is a journey through sound, transcending a conscious message and setting the tone for things to come from this sound camp.

This album “Lost in Transmission” is the mutation of jazz and hip-hop with bass-line music giving it a dubstep vibe. It is structured around some vintage jazz samples, some 90’s hip-hop and r&b vocal chops and some electronic sound. This album is classy yet rough on the rhythms, pushing in the energy on the low end.

This EP “Danger Lion” brings together some more of that classic reggae and dancehall riddims remixed with some thick bass lines and psychedelic dubbed out drum work. Following the Emperor’s Dubs, these b-sides make for a perfect addition into the mix.

Produced while on tour in 2005 “Junglistic Pressure” in an EP that takes you back to our roots. Offering heavy hitting amens with some killer vocal hits and some thick bass lines that will keep your body moving.

“Stoner Gabber Vol.1″ is an album bringing together some modern beats and old school vocal cuts. The beats are raw and energetic blending diverse sounds from hip-hop, reggae, reggaeton and industrial tekno with some ire riddims.

Pushing 200 – 220 bpm “Noize Logic” is an EP of sounds that push the envelope bringing out that gabber edge. Dedicated to Flail from Low Viz. These tunes are pure massacre on your speakers and heavy pressure on your ears.

“Fire Burning” is one of the first LP’s ever produced by Emperor. Pushing that Ragga Jungle sound we all grew to love back in the late 90’s. Big tunes on this cut for sure!

“Jah Soul Jah” is an Album of reggae and dancehall remixes. Keeping that ire groove on the conscious tip, while bringing in some thick bass and heavy drum work.

This LP “Ragga Ruffness” brings together two ragga jungle cuts from the Emperor archive. Produced in 2006. These tunes represent the sound we have been pushing since day one.

An original cut by Don Goliath . This Emperor remix adds a bit of that bassbot flavor into the mix. Big up all dubsteppers out in the U.K. digging this one.

This album “Riddim Riders” are yet another cut of b-sides from The Emperor’s dubs consisting of reggae riddims remixed with some bass lines and drum work while preserving there original vibe.

“Weekly” is an album that kicks in some more of that dubstep vibe. Offering diverse sounds with a constant beat and groove.