1. Sultans 04:19
2. Jah Words Dub 04:40
3. High & Windy 06:26
4. Mindif 04:11 | 5. Let Them Free 04:29
6. Feelavibe 05:48
7. Rubadub 04:16
8. A Song 04:42
9. Wake & Bake 04:50
10. Dub City 04:14
11. Ldsnrmx 04:38
12. Glasseye 08:19

Total time: 60'52

26-year-old Munich-based Umberto Echo has been active on the German music scene for more than 10 years. He proved his skills in a wide field of styles including punk, rock, jazz, pop, hip-hop, roots reggae, dub and dancehall and produced over 50 albums by such as Jamaram, Jahcoustix, Quadro Nuevo, Headcornerstone and Kamerakino. He was also the recording and mixing engineer for Quadro Nuevo's albums "Mocca Flor" (2003) and "Tango Bitter Sweet" (2006).

The idea for "Dubtrain" dates back to the year 2002. Then it was decided to work on an Umberto Echo project with musician-friends of Dubious Neighbourhood, Headcornerstone, Oneness, Jamaram, Magus & Fool, Feueralarm, Onedrop and Main Concept. While Umberto Echo played many instruments himself, several recording sessions and remixes were added with such diverse artists as jazz/ska trombonist Josh Roseman, reed player Matt Darriau on the Bulgarian shepherd flute, jazz piano great Abdullah Ibrahim and Quadro Nuevo's Mulo Francel and Andreas Hinterseher. Among the definitive highlights of the album are vocal renditions by some famous reggae singers: Luciano, Earl 16, Paul St. Hilaire and Wally Warning.

"Dubtrain" not only presents some big names but reveals Umberto Echo's mature and individual way of melting diverse influences and handling recent DJ and remix aesthetics. Based on warm and mellow moods, the music includes elements coming out of reggae, dub, jazz, African rhythm and electronic beats. It is the fifth release on ENJA's sublabel 19 that is dedicated to DJ adventures on the crossroads of NuJazz and electronics.