Dub-L

Michael P. Delaney, better known by his stage name Dub-L, is an American record producer, recording artist and filmmaker.

Early life Delaney was born and raised in the East Village in New York City. He began writing graffiti in 1991.

Career Music Dub-L produced Aesop Rock's first album, Music for Earthworms, in 1997. Dub-L has said that he is in possession of the masters but will not re-release it, because he likes the fact that it's "rare and legendary." They released Claimstake the next year, which included appearances from Common, J-Live and Jeru the Damaja. Dub-L produced and rapped on his two solo albums. In 2004, he produced two tracks from MF Doom's second Viktor Vaughn album, Venomous Villain. After disbanding Cass & Dubs in 2012, he and rapper Chase Phoenix formed the group Monday Morning High. and was nominated for Best Comedy. It was also selected for the NewFilmmakers New York Spring 2016 festival, winning the Audience Choice Award for Best Short Film.

Discography Albums Ground Original (2002, Yosumi Records) – with DJ JS-1 Ground Original Presents: Claimstake (2003, Echelon Records) – with DJ JS-1 Dub-L's In Town (2003, Ground Original) Day of the Mega Beast! (2004, Day By Day Entertainment) Sounds Beneath My Bed (2016)

Singles "Beyond" – DJ JS-1 & Dub-L featuring O.C. (2002, Ground Original) "License 2 Ill" b/w "Nowadays" – DJ JS-1 & Dub-L (2002, Fat Beats) "Won’t Stop" – DJ JS-1 & Dub-L feat. Jeru The Damaja (2003, Echelon Records) "Never Stop" – Dub-L feat. DJ M.O.S. & O'Neal McKnight (2011, God Lord Recordings) "Feel Good" – Dub-L (2011, God Lord Recordings) "Fishing Gear Hookups" – Dub-L & LoDeck (2011) "Everyday" – Dub-L (2014) "When the Ace Spins" – Dub-L (2015) "Ice Cold" – Dub-L (2016)

Production discography