George Solar - Moonbeams In Dub Part Three

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By the third EP, everything opens out.

There’s a looseness here — a confidence in letting each artist fully take control and push things wherever they land. That idea of “the sound of freedom” runs right through it.

Mike Alcaras brings a subtle, musical touch to O Luar, shaped by years of collaboration and a shared understanding of the source material. Marshall Watson returns, this time taking Countermoon deeper and more direct — a heavier, more focused cut. And Silvio Astier shifts Lunaticotina into completely new territory, carving out his own space with a distinct voice.

Nothing here feels forced. It all unfolds naturally — which is exactly the point.

As George says, “dub… doesn’t push itself on you — it draws you in.”