The 2002 album 'Dub Come Save Me' cemented Roots Manuva's reputation for genre-bending, from the iconic "Witness (1 Hope)" to the more introspective "Policeman."
- The album was produced by Gary "Knowla" King, Simon "Silent" Adams, and Way Out West.
- It reached number 109 on the UK Albums Chart.
- "Witness (1 Hope)" became a break-through single for Roots Manuva, reaching number 15 on the UK Singles Chart.
Roots Manuva is a dancehall and reggae artist from London, known for his distinctive, deep voice and lyrical style. Dub Come Save Me followed his critically acclaimed 1998 debut, 'Run Come Save Me'.
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