Dub Ataque

**Dub Ataque** is a vibrant Brazilian collective blending dub, reggae, and electronic beats with a heavy dose of their nation’s rhythmic DNA. Hailing from São Paulo, the group has carved a niche by fusing Jamaican sound system culture with Brazil’s rich musical traditions, from samba to maracatu. Their tracks, like the bass-heavy “Blindão” and the spiritually charged “Falar de Jah,” often spotlight themes of social justice, Afro-Brazilian pride, and streetwise resilience, delivered with hypnotic grooves and trippy production.

Known for their high-energy live shows, Dub Ataque channels the raw energy of underground parties and favela sound systems. Releases like “Febre de Rub a Dub” and “Sound System Cultura de Rua” pay homage to grassroots movements, while collabs with artists like Rico Dalasam and Mano Brown highlight their connection to Brazil’s hip-hop and reggae scenes. Since emerging in the mid-2010s, they’ve become torchbearers for a new wave of Brazilian dub, merging protest music with dancefloor-ready vibes that keep crowds moving and minds woke.