Lucky Philip Dube was a renowned South African reggae artist known for using his music to address the struggles of apartheid-era in South Africa.

Lucky Philip Dube

This is the cover art for "Reggae Is Strong For Peace," a posthumous single by legendary reggae icon Lucky Dube.

Reggae Is Strong For Peace

In 2023, the RSFP (Reggae Strong For Peace) band released "Reggae Is Strong For Peace," an embodiment of reggae's spirit, as sung by the iconic Lucky Dube. This remarkable posthumous release serves as a testament to the timeless legacy of Lucky Dube.

This is the cover art for "Love Songs," a collection of 15 love-themed songs by reggae singer and guitarist Lucky Dube.

Love Songs

Lucky Dube's "Love Songs" is a captivating compilation album that delves into the multifaceted nature of love, relationships, and emotions. With his distinct reggae sound and soulful vocals, Dube masterfully depicts the spectrum of love's experiences, from bliss to adversity, creating a musical masterpiece.

This is the cover art for the remastered version of Lucky Dube's 1993 album "Victims."

Victims

After Lucky Dube's untimely death in 2007, remastered editions aimed to preserve and reintroduce his music to new generations of listeners. This particular remaster was released in 2012 for his 1993 album "Victims", which tackled the themes of injustice, oppression, and the consequences of societal divisions.

This is the cover art for Respect," a resonating body of work by Lucky Dube.

Respect

With "Respect," Lucky Dube offers a collection of 12 songs that reflect his deep respect for humanity, promoting equality and understanding among individuals. The album delves into the complexities of society, shedding light on issues such as poverty, injustice, and the importance of respect for one another.

This is the cover art for the 2001 album "Soul Taker" by popular South African reggae artist Lucky Dube

Soul Taker

Lucky Dube's "Soul Taker" is an exceptional 11-track album that evokes profound emotions and stimulates introspection. The album delves into the pressing issues that post-apartheid South Africa faced. It serves as a poignant portrayal of the social, political, and cultural landscape of that era, leaving a lasting impact on listeners.

This is the cover art for "The Way It Is," a 1999 album by the phenomenal South African reggae artist Lucky Dube.

The Way It Is

Lucky Dube, hailed as Africa's "King of Reggae," solidifies his musical reign with the powerful album "The Way It Is." Building on his well-established reputation, the album showcases his unmatched talent and his unwavering commitment to addressing social issues through reggae music.

This is the cover art for "Together As One," an 8-track album by the legendary South African reggae artist Lucky Dube.

Together As One

Lucky Dube's album "Together As One" exemplifies his ability to create transcendent music, inspiring unity and positive change. On this album, he unifies listeners, encouraging them to overcome societal divisions and foster harmony.

This is the cover art for "Taxman," a 12-track album by award-winning reggae star Lucky Dube.

Taxman

Lucky Dube's eighth studio album, "Taxman," delves into post-apartheid struggles in South Africa, exploring tax issues and persistent poverty. His universally resonant songs reflect the challenges of the underprivileged, unemployed, and homeless, transcending borders and touching listeners worldwide.

This is the cover art for "Serious Reggae Business," a compilation album by renowned South African reggae singer Lucky Dube.

Serious Reggae Business

Lucky Dube's 1996 album "Serious Reggae Business" is a well-known compilation that catapulted him to international acclaim. The release earned him accolades like "Best Selling African Recording Artist" at the World Music Awards and "International Artist of the Year" at the Ghana Music Awards.

This is the cover art for "Trinity," a 10-track album by Lucky Dube released in 1995.

Trinity

"Trinity" is a notable album by Lucky Dube, released in 1995. With this album, Lucky Dube explores a range of themes, including love, spirituality, social issues, and personal introspection. The album's title, "Trinity," symbolizes the interconnectedness of these elements and their significance in shaping one's identity.

This is the cover art for "Victims," a notable album by the acclaimed reggae maestro, Lucky Dube.

Lucky Dube's impactful music remains a source of inspiration, promoting justice, empathy, and unity. His 1993 album, "Victims," stands out with its captivating reggae sound and profound lyrics. It resonated globally, achieving remarkable commercial success by selling over one million copies.

This is the cover art for the album "House Of Exile" by South African reggae legend, Lucky Dube.

House Of Exile

Lucky Dube's album "House Of Exile" courageously opposes apartheid, addressing the political and social hardships endured by South Africans. It stands as a testament to Lucky Dube's commitment to using music as a tool for change and raising awareness about injustices.

This is the cover art for "Captured Live," a live performance by South African artist Lucky Dube.

Captured Live

Lucky Dube's "Captured Live" is an extraordinary album featuring 11 powerful tracks that embody the essence of love, roots, and culture. Recorded during a live performance, it showcases his captivating stage presence and deep connection with the audience.

This is the cover art for the album "Prisoner" by popular South African reggae singer and guitarist Lucky Dube.

Prisoner

"Prisoner" stands as Lucky Dube's most commercially successful release, with an astounding one million copies sold globally. This 8-track masterpiece delves into themes of truth and justice, showcasing the profound impact of Dube's music on audiences across the globe.

This is the cover art for "Slave," an 7-track album by acclaimed reggae maestro Lucky Dube.

Slave

"Slave" is a critically acclaimed 7-track album by Lucky Dube, released in 1987. The album tackles poignant themes of social injustice, oppression, and the legacy of slavery. Through his powerful reggae music, Lucky Dube sheds light on the harsh realities faced by marginalized individuals and communities.

This is the cover art for "Umadakeni," an album by legendary reggae artist Lucky Dube.

Umadakeni

Umadakeni," which translates to "Just for horses," is an album by South African reggae singer and songwriter Lucky Dube. Released in 1987, it marks Dube's last album before fully transitioning to reggae music.

This is the cover art for "Think About The Children," a thoughtful EP by popular South African reggae icon Lucky Dube.

Think About The Children

Lucky Dube's "Think About The Children" is a remarkable reggae EP that addresses social issues with profound insight. Through emotive storytelling and soulful vocals, Lucky Dube shares his personal experiences and reflections, accompanied by reggae rhythms.

This is the cover art for "Ngikwethembe Na?" an introspective album by revered South African music icon Lucky Dube.

Ngikwethembe Na?

Lucky Dube's captivating 10-track album "Ngikwethembe Na?" showcases his talent and embraces the essence of South African music, Mbaqanga. Released in his early years, each track beautifully encompasses the rich elements of this traditional genre.

This is the cover art for "Rastas Never Dies," a 4-track EP by Lucky Dube.

Rastas Never Dies

Lucky Dube's "Rastas Never Dies" EP is a compelling tribute to the timeless influence and heritage of reggae. It authentically embodies the essence of Rastafarian culture, immersing listeners in the captivating rhythms, infectious guitar riffs, and vibrant percussion that define the genre.

This is the cover art for "Working Man," a 4-track EP by legendary reggae icon Lucky Dube.

Working Man

Lucky Dube, the South African singer, and songwriter, released the "Working Man" EP in 1985. This 4-track collection showcases his musical talent and captures the essence of his artistry during that period.

This is the cover art for the album "Abathakathi" by South African multi-instrumentalist and singer, Lucky Dube.

Abathakathi

Lucky Dube's "Abathakathi," which translates to "Sorcerers" in Zulu, is a captivating 10-track album released in 1984. Embrace the enchanting Mbaqanga theme as you delve into this remarkable musical journey.

This is the cover art for "Abathakathi - B-Sides," a single by the well-known South African reggae singer Lucky Dube.

Abathakathi - B-Sides

"Abathakathi - B-Sides" is a captivating single composed of two tracks by the renowned South African singer and reggae star, Lucky Dube. The collection showcases two of his early releases, namely "Usungifuna Ilobolo" and "Ufun' Umkhulumeli," which were recorded during his Mbaqanga music era.

This is the cover art for "Kukuwe," an album by South African musical legend Lucky Dube.

Kukuwe

"Kukuwe," meaning "It's up to you" in Zulu, is an 8-track album by renowned South African reggae star Lucky Dube, released in 1983. This body of work serves as Dube's third Mbaqanga album before transitioning to reggae music.

This is the cover art for the album "Kudala Ngikuncenga," a body of work by Lucky Dube.

Kudala Ngikuncenga

Lucky Dube's early release, "Kudala Ngikuncenga," is a captivating 10-track Mbaqanga album that showcases his raw talent. With its reliability, enjoyability, and undeniable charm, it stands as another beautiful testament to Dube's musical abilities.

This is the cover art for "Lengane Ngeyethu," an album by renowned reggae super star Lucky Dube.

Lengane Ngeyethu

"Lengane Ngeyethu" is a 10-track album by Lucky Dube, released in 1981, which translates to "This Child Is Ours" in English. It stands as one of his earliest releases, recorded during the period when he was still exploring Mbaqanga music before eventually transitioning to Reggae.

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