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Dubmatique
Dubmatique are a Canadian hip hop group formed in 1992 in Montreal. They were the first French language hip hop crew from Canada to have a #1 single on Canada's francophone pop charts. The group's style has an acid jazz/R&B flow similar to Gangstarr and Fugees.
They have released four albums: ''La force de comprendre'' in 1997, ''Dubmatique'' in 1998, ''Influences'' in 2001 and ''Trait d'union'' in 2009. ''La force de comprendre'' sold over 120,000 copies.〔Durand, Alain-Philippe (2002) ''Black, Blanc, Beur: Rap Music and Hip-Hop Culture in the Francophone World'', Scarecrow Press, ISBN 978-0-8108-4430-8〕〔Powell, Betsy (1999) "(There's No Place Like Home )", ''Billboard'', January 16, 1999, p. 50, retrieved 2011-06-05〕〔Bliss, Karen (1999) "Canada: Homegrown Hip-Hop", ''Billboard'', January 16, 1999, p. 54〕 The self-titled second album sold 35,000 copies in its first week of release.〔
The group consisted of three artists Disoul (real name Jérôme-Philippe Bélinga originating from Cameroun), OTMC and DJ Choice (namely Alain Benabdallah).〔Scott C. (1997) "(Home Team: In conversation with Dubmatique )", ''Montreal Mirror'', November 20, 1997, retrieved 2011-06-05〕 After releasing two albums, DJ Choice left the group, and OTMC and Disoul continued with guest DJs on the group's later album. Guest musicians on their albums have included Éric Lapointe, Shurik'n, Akhenaton and Ashley MacIsaac.
==Awards==
*Dubmatique were picked as Best Hip-Hop Group of the Year at "Meeting International des Musiques Innovatrices".
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