
Forged in the crucible of Ottawa’s underground music scene, The 4'20' Sound is more than just a name—it’s a sonic declaration. This dub collective, led by Andrew “Weeds” Woods, isn't merely revisiting reggae's echo-drenched past; they’re dismantling it, rebuilding it, and sending it hurtling into the 21st century with a potent blend of roots reggae, dubstep tremors, and psychedelic soundscapes. The 4'20' Sound's music is a testament to the power of collaboration, drawing on a rotating cast of talented musicians to create their signature layered and immersive sound. Their journey began in the early 2000s, quickly establishing a reputation for high-energy live performances and forward-thinking production. Breakthrough moments include appearances at major festivals like Outlook and Shambhala, solidifying their presence on the international stage. Beyond the music, they've championed community building and conscious vibes, fostering a dedicated fanbase drawn to their socially aware lyrics and commitment to positive change. Notable collaborations include work with legendary dub artists and vocalists, further expanding their sonic palette. Recent activity points toward a continued exploration of dub's limitless potential, including new remixes and live projects designed to push the boundaries of the genre. They are a conscious evolution of the original dub pioneers, a vital force for a new generation.