
O.B.F Sound System isn’t just playing dub; they’re rebuilding it from the ground up. The Lyon-based collective are architects of bass, constructing sonic skyscrapers with tectonic plate-shifting low end and reverberating echoes that stretch across continents. Deeply rooted in the traditional soundsystem culture of Jamaica, O.B.F injects a potent dose of contemporary energy, drawing from dubstep’s intensity, drum and bass’s intricacy, and techno’s hypnotic repetition. Formed in the early 2000s, O.B.F (Original Bass Foundation) quickly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with on the European reggae scene. Their live shows are legendary, immersive experiences characterized by stacks of custom-built speakers and high-energy performances. A breakthrough moment came with the release of collaborations with vocalists like Shanti D and Charlie P, solidifying their reputation for pushing boundaries while staying true to the genre’s roots. O.B.F's impact extends beyond the dancefloor. They champion conscious lyrics and social commentary, echoing the original spirit of soundsystem culture. Their collaborations with artists like Iration Steppas and The Disciples underscore their commitment to preserving and evolving the UK dub tradition. Continuously evolving, O.B.F continues to tour globally, bringing their seismic sound to new audiences, further solidifying their status as innovators in the global dub community. Their recent projects explore deeper into the realms of experimental dub and sound design.





