The player character, Linda, uses modern gadgets, such as smartphones and digital video cameras, to interact with (or fend off) various kinds of Indonesian mythical ghosts, and to help her solve various puzzles in a deserted town. The core gameplay involves fighting ghosts by using a camera to take their pictures, similar to the Fatal Frame series.ĭreadOut is a third-person psychological survival horror game that uses mechanics similar to those found in the Fatal Frame series, with a modern twist. This year’s edition includes Om Unit’s Cosmic Bridge, Mungo’s Hi Fi’s Scotch Bonnet, and VIVEK’s SYSTEM labels.DreadOut is an episodic, adventure, psychological, survival, horror video game developed by an Indonesian company Digital Happiness and published by PT Digital Semantika Indonesia. And last but not least Lost City, the duo of Los Angeles veterans Noah D and No Thing, deliver ‘Culture Riddim’ blending jungle, dubstep, and ragga vibrations into a heady mix.ĭubvault volume 2 is released as part of Dub-Stuy’s 2016 Dub Holiday Giveaway, a yearly competition that features prizes from sound system minded labels. Dub-Stuy’s resident riddim scientist DJ Madd gives ‘Kingdom’ the VIP treatment, transforming the lean original into a fully-bodied roller.
Bukkah gives a steppers twist to JoJo Mac’s cover of ‘Dread Out Deh’, a heavyweight plate first made available a few years back and given a remaster for 2016. Then comes the mighty Scottish clan of Mungo’s Hi Fi with an exclusive dub version of their ‘Raggamuffin Rock’, released on their Scotch Bonnet imprint with vocals from Sugar Minott and Daddy Freddy. Volume 2 kicks off with an exclusive vocal version of Dubamine’s ‘Bam Bam’ riddim from up and coming singers Fari and Autarchii (aka Howklear) from Brooklyn, a fresh take on a timeless classic. Each volume collects dance-ready tunes for selectors and sound system fans worldwide.
Dubvault is a free series of digital dubplates - exclusive remixes and unreleased material - from Dub-Stuy artists and friends.
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