Ever since he started releasing his music in the 1980's, the Mad Professor has been a name to reckon with. When he's not recording and mixing in his Studio's, he's all over the world doing the same thing in front of a live audience.

He works with bands, digital devices, some of the best Reggae vocalists (Horace Andy, Michael Prophet), and in every DUB album he releases, you'll find different things, developments, different Trix In The Mix.

This album was originally released in the summer of 2001 and contains a set of 15 superb DUB tracks. To be played in one sequence, with some serious bass on your speakers. Oh yes, a draw or two wouldn't do you any harm either.

The music is variable. From militant steppers to some easy skankers, it's all there. Between the tracks, you'll hear effected soundscapes emphasizing the themes in the titles. 

Trix In the Mix is the kind of album you put on to realize how DUB is a true form of art. Mad Professor's work of art is in the mix. He can transform a multi-track recording into totally several totally different DUBS. 

Trix In The Mix, seen. The fact that Mad Professor uses the same ground-track for completely different mixes is just one. 

If you sit down and really listen to the constant change of atmospheres created by the hands of a true DUB Master, you will hear more and more every time you put this album on.