The title is local history. Dub Land Underground was a split-level music hall and bar in the heart of Rochester's East End Entertainment District at 315 Alexander St., with a capacity of 300. It closed its doors for good on January 10th, 2014 after seven years in operation, having served as home for a variety of local bands, a destination for niche national acts and a launching pad for some of the region's finest musicians. Kai Onyx and Yogi Barry naming a song after it reads as hometown loyalty without the sepia filter the room only exists in memory now, and the record pins it down. Producer/rapper YEAROFJORDN builds the beat and fully produces the forthcoming album "Cloudy Above Kodak", another Rochester marker given Kodak's role in shaping the city. Magic Gretzky and Curtis Coke join as guests, with Phresh (The Phresh Company) directing and A London Joint on color. Rochester keeps surfacing across these batches Azariah, JD Riggz, now this trio.
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