Dub Clob
Dub Club defies categorization by defining its own. Unlike any other music, these dubs embrace all genres, imitate none and satirize many. In homage to the deep dub masters of Jamaica and London, Dub Club also enlists an eclectic tribe of singers and players from the streets and clubs of San Francisco.
Veterans of the San Francisco Symphony, The Dead Kennedy’s, Barrington Levy, Judy Mowatt, and the
Shanghai Conservatory all come together on tape- often never having met in person. Emotional rantings from remote corners of the world are flown in to the productions via hard disk magic.
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
Bill Stefanacci: drum programming, keyboards, samples, dub
Josiah Seiver: guitars, bass, dub
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
Strictly a studio effort
Your musical influences
Prince Jammy, Doug Hilsinger, Danny Gatton and the Firesign Theatre
What equipment do you use?
Top Secret!
Anything else?
Dub Club is bass heavy, guitar driven, echo laden, roots robbing, techno marinated electric melodies over digital rhythms.
