100 Tons Of Dub is a compilation of reggae tracks released as LP on 12 Mar 2021. // Reggae producer Niney The Observer and the legacy of Channel One Studio. Channel One Studio in Kingston, Jamaica, has its place in the history of reggae. From 1972 to 1980, it was the go-to place for producers, musicians and singers. The founding of the studio by the sons of the Hookim family, who made one-armed bandits as well as jukeboxes, was preceded by an intensification of gambling. Henceforth, they preferred to record records that could be used to feed the jukeboxes, among other things. The label expanded as far as New York, while the political and social situation in Jamaica was getting worse and worse towards the end of the 70s. Violence reigned in Kingston's streets at night. Producer Niney The Observer (worked with Dennis Brown, Yellowman) took advantage of some artists' worries about not making it home in one piece after late-night sessions and had them play all night. This resulted in many rhythms, some of which can be heard for the first time on "100 Tons Of Dub". A hundred tons of dub as the legacy of a legendary studio.