Stand High Patrol, a unique fixture in the French reggae and dub scene, was formed in Brittany in the early 2000s. The group is composed of three core members: Pupa Jim, the MC and singer, whose distinctive voice and conscious lyrics give the band its engaging persona; Rootystep, the selector and bassist who lays down the group’s deep, foundational rhythms; and MacGyver, adept at the controls and effects, crafting the atmospheric soundscapes that envelop their music. Stand High Patrol is also often associated with dubadub style, a term they coined to describe their unique blend of dub, reggae, hip-hop, and electronic music. Their sound system culture has garnered a devoted fan base not only in France but throughout Europe, where they're known for their originality and spirited live performances.
Throughout their career, Stand High Patrol have continuously evolved and diversified their musical repertoire while staying true to their roots and message. With their most recent releases like "Blind Blues," "Keep Cool Again," and "Purple Sky," the group showcases their ability to infuse contemporary subjects and storytelling into their songs. Albums such as "Midnight Walkers" and "A Matter of Scale" have solidified their place in the modern dub landscape, and tracks like "Sur la plage" and "Midnight Rock" demonstrate their versatility, seamlessly blending laid-back grooves with thought-provoking lyrics. Their latest offerings such as "Same Justice & Working Man (Discomix)," "Working Man," and "Same Justice" continue to reflect social and political commentary, packaged within the irie and heavy bass lines that have come to define their singular style. Stand High Patrol remains a key player within the ever-changing reggae-dub music scene, continually pushing the envelope with their innovative sound and authentic vibes.
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