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THE Dubber
THE Dubber is Wendell Culbreath, a GrahamJamMusic act. His releases, videos, press and gigs are below.
Releases
- Nov 20, 2005: “Where’s (DUB)” (track) Source: Bandcamp
- 2005: In the Temple of... (debut EP), recorded in 2004 Source: One Columbia artist statement; Charleston City Paper, May 1, 2013, by Chris Parker
- Mar 11, 2010: Global Warning (album), with the lead single “With a Feeling” Source: Bandcamp; MVRemix, Aug 18, 2010
- Mar 21, 2014: “Under the Milky Way” (track) Source: Bandcamp
- 2014: Cleaning Up the Dirty South (album), partly funded by the SC Arts Commission Source: One Columbia artist statement
- Nov 9, 2020: “You Will See... featuring All City Jimmy” (Ardom Belton, bass; Diego Gaeta, Rhodes; Derf Reklaw, percussion; JMD, drums and production) Source: Bandcamp
- Nov 19, 2021: “Simple Song (LIES)” (Don Johnson, percussion; produced by Darryl Moore, aka JMD) Source: Bandcamp
- 2022: Southern Cachet (album), with “The Gospel,” “South Cackalaki,” “Southern Comfort” and “Ezekiel’s Eyes” Source: Apple Music
- 2023: In THE Temple Of... EP 2 Source: Spotify
- 2024: “Ramblin’ Remix (Rude Bwoy Slow Whine)” (single) Source: Apple Music
- 2024: “You’ll See” (single) Source: Apple Music
- 2024: “Rorschach (feat. The Dubber)” (guest feature) Source: Apple Music
- Jan 1, 2025: “So Far” (single) Source: Apple Music
Music videos and performance videos
- Apr 16, 2014: “South Cackalaki”, from Cleaning Up the Dirty South, directed by Dalvin Spann (Izms of Art) Source: Bandmine
- Dec 31, 2014: “Behind Enemy Lines”, from Cleaning Up the Dirty South Source: Bandmine
- Apr 2, 2020: “Simple Song”, 1 or 2 series, Episode 1 (Free Times, One Columbia, Richland Library and SceneSC), shot and edited by David Stringer Source: Free Times (Post and Courier), Apr 2, 2020
- Undated: “Salute My Soldiers (Behind Enemy Lines) Preview,” “A Musical Odyssey ~ Becoming THE Dubber,” “THE Dubber LIVE at DC9 ~ Back in the Day” and “The Dubber Performs. January ’14” Source: Bandmine video page
- Undated: Sun-Dried Vibes, “Willie’s Dub” ft. THE Dubber Source: Bandmine video page
- Official YouTube channel Source: YouTube
Interviews and press
More interviews are on the Press page.
- Apr 2, 2020: “1 or 2 — Episode 1: THE Dubber”, Free Times (Post and Courier), by Jordan Lawrence Source: Free Times (Post and Courier), Apr 2, 2020
- Aug 18, 2010: “THE Dubber counts down to the worldwide release of his debut album ‘Global Warming’”, MVRemix Source: MVRemix, Aug 18, 2010
- Press quotes on Songkick: a live review by Jeff Hahne (Creative Loafing, Charlotte), and David Travis Bland (Free Times) on his nylon-string guitar Source: Songkick
- Official site and ReverbNation Source: thedubber.com; ReverbNation
Residencies and art projects
- 2017–2019: Richland Library Artist-in-Residence; he returned in 2019 as Artist-in-Residence “Back By Popular Demand” Source: Richland Library, Past Residents; WLTX, Nov 2, 2017; THE Dubber’s LinkedIn post, Jul 4, 2019
TV and video appearances
- Apr 2024: SCETV/PBS “Towns in Tune”, Season 1 Episode 101, “Lake City, SC, USA” Source: PBS
Gigs and appearances
Most dates are from his Songkick gigography, a listing service that artists and fans update. Dates backed by other sources cite them.
- Nov 7, 2006: Art Garage, Columbia, with The Slits Source: listed on Songkick
- Jun 6, 2011: Goodbye Blue Monday, Brooklyn, NY Source: listed on Songkick
- Aug 26, 2011: Conundrum Music Hall, West Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Oct 28, 2012: Asheville, on tour with Sidestreet Reny and RiYeN RoOtS Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 2, 2012: The Whig, Columbia (tour) Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 2, 2012: Tapps Art Center, Columbia (tour) Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 3, 2012: Blues Boulevard, Spartanburg (tour) Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 3, 2012: Jack of Hearts, Weaverville, NC (tour) Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 5, 2012: Deep South the Bar, Raleigh (tour) Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 18, 2013: Ebenezer's Coffeehouse, Washington, DC, with Chaquis Maliq Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 20, 2013: Borgata, Surfside Beach, with TreeHouse! and Allareone Source: listed on Songkick
- Oct 12, 2013: Las Vegas Country Saloon, Las Vegas, with Outlaw Nation Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 22, 2013: Tapp's Building, Columbia, with Chaquis Maliq Source: listed on Songkick
- Jul 26, 2014: Crown Station Coffee House, Charlotte Source: listed on Songkick
- Aug 8–9, 2014: Happy Culture Festival, Columbia Soundstage Source: listed on Songkick
- Sep 27, 2014: Brick House Kitchen, Charleston, with Sun-Dried Vibes and TreeHouse! Source: listed on Songkick
- Feb 17, 2015: Tapp's Arts Center, Columbia (Art from the Ashes) Source: “Art from the Ashes events”, Jasper Project, Jan 25, 2015
- Apr 17–19, 2015: SC Little Woodstock, Blacksburg Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 28 – May 2, 2015: Dig South Festival, North Charleston Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 29, 2015: Awendaw Green, Awendaw Source: listed on Songkick
- May 1, 2015: Brevard, NC Source: listed on Songkick
- May 2, 2015: Altamont Brewing, Asheville Source: listed on Songkick
- Jun 8, 2015: Conundrum Music Hall, West Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Jun 9, 2015: SC State Museum, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Jul 11–12, 2015: SummerSplash, Chop Shop, Charlotte Source: listed on Songkick
- Jul 19, 2015: Neo Jazz Fest at the Park, North Charleston Source: listed on Songkick
- Sep 14, 2015: Tapp's Art Center, Columbia (“Songversations”) Source: “Songversations with THE Dubber – Tapp’s Art Center”, The State, Sep 8, 2015, p. 26, by Erin Shaw (via SC State Library / NewsBank)
- Sep 18–20, 2015: Arts in the Heart, Augusta, GA Source: listed on Songkick
- Jul 30, 2016: Neighborhood Theatre, Charlotte, with Sun-Dried Vibes Source: listed on Songkick
- May 25, 2017: Edgefield County Library, with Sarah Land (violin) and Ryan Knott (cello), on an SC Arts Commission grant Source: “THE Dubber is for Real! – In Concert Here Thursday”, The Edgefield Advertiser, May 23, 2017
- Aug 31 – Sep 4, 2017: Surrounded by the Sound Music Festival, Long Creek Source: listed on Songkick
- Jun 23, 2018: The Shed Amphitheater, Charlotte, with Badfish and Sun-Dried Vibes Source: listed on Songkick
- Mar 16, 2019: White Mule, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Mar 29, 2019: Barking Legs Theater, Chattanooga Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 12, 2019: Cistern Yard, College of Charleston, Charleston Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 13, 2019: River Rocks Festival, Founders Park, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 19, 2019: Asheville, with RiYeN RoOtS Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 20, 2019: Treefest, Willow Tree Coffeehouse, Johnson City, TN Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 27, 2019: ArtFields, Lake City Source: listed on Songkick
- May 17, 2019: Augusta Canal Cruise, Augusta, GA Source: listed on Songkick
- Jul 13, 2019: 15th Sweetgrass Festival, Mount Pleasant Source: listed on Songkick
- Oct 17, 2019: Irmo Third Thursday, Irmo Source: listed on Songkick
- Dec 20, 2019: Winter Jam Music Festival, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Feb 1, 2020: The White Mule, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Aug 1, 2020: Sweetgrass Festival, Mount Pleasant Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 15, 2020: Uncle Fester's, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Dec 4, 2020: Jones-Carter Gallery, Lake City Source: listed on Songkick
- Jan 3, 2021: Uncle Fester's, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Jan 10, 2021: Uncle Fester's, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Jan 19, 2021: The Gold Den, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Apr 24–25, 2021: ArtFields, Lake City Source: listed on Songkick
- Jun 11, 2021: Richland Library Main, Columbia Source: Richland Library Black Music Month, Carolina Panorama, Jun 17, 2021, p. 4 (via SC State Library / NewsBank)
- Jun 21, 2021: Koger Center, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Jul 1, 2021: My House Restaurant, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Jul 24, 2021: Sweetgrass, Mount Pleasant Source: listed on Songkick
- Aug 5, 2021: Columbia Museum of Art, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Aug 21, 2021: Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Aug 28, 2021: Augusta Source: listed on Songkick
- Sep 12, 2021: Uncle Fester's, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Sep 24, 2021: Travelers Hotel, Clarksdale, MS Source: listed on Songkick
- Oct 8, 2021: Koger Center, Columbia, Southern Cachet album show Source: “Outdoor live music shows highlight October start in Midlands”, The State, Sep 30, 2021, by David Travis Bland
- Oct 9, 2021: Silverados, Black Mountain, NC Source: listed on Songkick
- Oct 27, 2021: Awendaw Green Barn Jam, Awendaw Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 18, 2021: Joe's Underground, Augusta Source: listed on Songkick
- Nov 19, 2021: Hoppin', Greenville Source: listed on Songkick
- Dec 3, 2021: The Joint, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Dec 9, 2021: My House, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
- Dec 17, 2021: Visulite Theatre, Charlotte Source: listed on Songkick
- Dec 31, 2021: Coolie's Island Jerk, Columbia Source: listed on Songkick
Since 2022, by year:
- 2022: Jan 22, My House; Feb 15, Asheville; Mar 4, Mills River Brewery, Arden, NC; Mar 17, Uncle Fester's; May 14, Pinhouse, Charlotte; Aug 24, Awendaw Green Barn Jam; Sep 3, Hoppin', Greenville; Sep 9, Sip Co., Lake City; Sep 11, Uncle Fester's; Sep 27, Whiskey Jax, Jacksonville, FL; Sep 29, Whiskey Jax, Jacksonville, FL; Sep 30 – Oct 1, Kellerfest, Folkston, GA; Oct 17, The Nick, Birmingham; Oct 21, Foxfield, Columbia; Oct 28–29, Harrisfest pre-party, Easley; Nov 11, Travelers Hotel, Clarksdale; Nov 20, The Dark Roast, Chattanooga; Dec 9, The Joint; Dec 10, Infamous Live, Charlotte; Dec 23, The Barrelhouse, Asheville Source: listed on Songkick
- 2023: Jan 28, NoMa Warehouse, Columbia; Mar 2, Columbia Museum of Art; Mar 3, “Live in the Lobby: The Dub Chamber,” Koger Center, with a classical string ensemble; Mar 29, The Nick, Birmingham; Apr 15, Between The Antlers, Georgetown; Apr 20, Newberry; Apr 22, ArtFields, Lake City; Apr 23, Sip Co., Lake City; Apr 29, The Joint; May 6, The Barrelhouse; May 13, Aiken; Jun 4, Cigar Militia, Columbia; Jul 1, The Joint; Jul 22, Sweetgrass Event Center, Mount Pleasant; Sep 17, Burntshirt Vineyards, Hendersonville, NC; Sep 21, Francis Marion University PAC, Florence; Oct 5, Blankets & Bands, Town Green, Camden, with Tetrahedron; Oct 14, Infamous Live, Charlotte; Oct 28, Burntshirt Vineyards, Hendersonville, NC; Nov 5, Aiken Source: listed on Songkick; Mar 3: “Live in the Lobby: The Dub Chamber”, SCBiz calendar; Oct 5: “Blankets & Bands – The Dubber & Tetrahedron”, Experience Camden, Oct 5, 2023; Nov 5: Aiken Standard, Nov 2–5, 2023 (via SC State Library / NewsBank)
- 2024: Jun 28, SC State Library, Columbia; Jul 27, 20th Sweetgrass Festival, Mount Pleasant; Nov 9, Newberry; Nov 15, Columbia; Nov 19, Columbia; Nov 29, The Joint Source: listed on Songkick
- 2025: Jul 26, 21st Sweetgrass Festival, Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park Source: Jul 26: THE Dubber’s LinkedIn post
- 2026: Apr 25, ArtFields, Lake City; Jul 10, The Joint, Columbia, with special guest Robert Leonard Source: Apr 25: THE Dubber’s LinkedIn post; Jul 10: THE Dubber’s LinkedIn post