Nucleus Roots

Nucleus Roots is a UK-based reggae group that has been active since 1996. Initially formed as a 10-member band, they were led by figures like Paul Lush on bass and Dub Dadda on vocals, who later became part of Zion Train. The group's musical philosophy combines modern digital beats with the classic roots reggae style, creating a unique sound that blends contemporary production with traditional reggae melodies and messages. Over the years, Nucleus Roots has developed a distinctive sound, releasing several albums and singles, including their latest works like "Heart of the Matter." They have collaborated with notable artists such as Twinkle Brothers and Misty in Roots, and have performed at prominent festivals like Glastonbury. Nucleus Roots continues to tour and release new music, maintaining a strong presence in the reggae scene.

Their recent releases include titles like "Under De Kitchen," "Roots and Culture," and "Heart Of Dub," showcasing their ongoing commitment to creating vibrant reggae music. The group often features a variety of vocalists, including Simon Dan, Moses, and Ossie Gad, known for his work with Natural Ites. Nucleus Roots' live performances are highly regarded, and they continue to attract fans with their energetic and soulful sound.

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