STICKY DUB UNLEASHES ‘RAW MATERIAL’ NEW MUSIC

There’s a certain type of underground artist that doesn’t just make tracks but channel environment, movement and lived rhythm into sound. Sticky Dub operates exactly in that space.

Rooted in Liverpool’s evolving alternative music ecosystem, Sticky Dub continues carving out a sound that feels deeply physical, broken beat pressure, dub weight, UK garage swing and hip hop consciousness all colliding in real time.

Recent coverage from Liverpool Music City positioned him among the city’s standout emerging voices, highlighting his fusion on ‘Raw Material’ the record feels less like a polished commercial rollout and more like a transmission from the underground into a textured, rhythmic and intentionally rough around the edges.

Sticky Dub taps directly into that lineage while filtering it through a distinctly modern Liverpool lens and that approach aligns perfectly with the wider dna surrounding Sticky Dub’s catalogue.

Across many features, his music emphasis on bass, repetition, remix energy and MC expression became foundational and consistently framed around rhythm, spirituality movement and system culture.

Liverpool’s underground scene is entering a new era where hyper local identity matters again. New artists are blending regional identity with globally connected sounds. 'Raw Material' sits comfortably between sound system tradition and forward-facing club experimentation, It’s not nostalgia, it’s a documentation of something still happening.