Munay Ki Dub are Rebecca Clements (vocals, violin, melodica, keyboard and percussion), Alejo González (programming, keyboard, bass, effects and vocals) and Roby Torcello (guitar).

Hailing from the Argentinian mountains, Munay Ki Band is more than just a band; they're a force of nature, fusing electronic dub with the soul of the Andes. Their name, meaning "I love dub" in Quechua, perfectly captures their essence: a deep devotion to dub's pulsating rhythms, interwoven with their cultural heritage.

Love & Dub is their new single and is recorded live during one of their concerts in Latin America last year.

Live instruments like violin, melodica, and percussion intertwine with digital programming and effects, creating a tapestry of sound that's both familiar and refreshing.

Their 2019 debut EP, "MKD," released on European label Dubophonic Records, was a critical and radio success, reaching audiences worldwide. Lyrically, they blend English and Spanish, weaving messages of social awareness and consciousness into their music.

Tracks like "Sueños" (Dreams) showcase their versatility, gliding between digital roots reggae and dub & bass, while collaborations like "Andes Dub" with Peruvian artist Rebel-I highlight their commitment to cultural exchange.

Munay Ki Dub isn't just a band; they're cultural ambassadors, bridging the gap between continents and genres with their unique brand of "Andean Dub." So, if you're looking for an experience that transcends borders and pulsates with global grooves, dive into the world of Munay Ki Dub. You won't be disappointed.