The first volume of the "Dub To Mali" series showcasing Manjul's signature afro-dub sound infused with traditional instruments and rhythms.
Artist page · 07/07/2026
Manjul
About
Manjul, Mali-born dub fusion blending African instruments and reggae roots.
Key vinyl releases from Baco Records, tracking prices around €17-20 for original LPs.
Manjul developed a unique dub style shaped by his experience in African music and reggae roots, incorporating the n'goni, sokou violin, tamani, ballani, and tambine flute. Originating in Paris, his journey took him through Mayotte and Reunion Island before settling in Bamako. He produces and engineers his works from his Bamako studio 'Humble Ark', collaborating with local and regional artists. His discography showcases a blend of traditional Bambara vocals and Jamaican dub production techniques, encapsulating a cross-continental sound.
His vinyl output on Baco Records, including the multi-volume "Dub To Mali" series and the 2021 "Sound Therapy" LP, reflects his continuous experimentation with afro-root dub, invited by many artists spanning Africa and the Indian Ocean to contribut…
Discography
Manjul — Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Baco Records · 2021
Baco Records · 2019
Discograph · 2007
Discograph · 2005Playlist
Signature tracks
The tracks that sum up Manjul's career.







The essentials
The 3 Manjul albums you absolutely need
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
Second volume expanding the dub fusion with more layered tracks emphasizing Bambara vocal chants and reggae grooves.
Latest studio album recorded in Bamako blending roots reggae with Manjul’s dub techniques and African instrumentation.
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Collectors
For vinyl die-hards
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
Market values (source: Discogs)
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Notable pressings & editions
Face B
Side B: the hidden stories of Manjul
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
"Manjul has created a unique dub style integrating African traditional instruments with roots reggae."— Music Enthusiast
Manjul's relocation to Mali in 2001
After living and working in Mayotte and La Réunion, Manjul moved to Bamako, Mali in May 2001, where he established his Homble Ark studio, shaping his distinctive dub sound by combining African traditional music and Jamaican dub.
Dub To Mali Season 3 LP released in France
The third volume in the Dub To Mali series was released in 2019 as an LP on Baco Records in France, priced around €16.80 for original pressings, and featuring twelve dub tracks utilizing traditional African influences.
Collaboration with Takana Zion in Reunion
In 2007, Manjul produced Takana Zion's first album 'Zion Prophet' at his Humble Ark studio on Reunion Island, where he also worked with multiple artists on recording, mixing, and arrangements blending dub with local styles.
Original pressing of Sound Therapy LP
The 2021 Sound Therapy LP pressed in France on Baco Records has a catalog number LSTHLP and is commonly available near €17, with nine copies for sale recorded.
Records by Manjul
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FAQ: Manjul on physical formats
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Who is Manjul and what is his musical style?
Manjul is a Franco-Malian dub musician known for blending traditional African instruments with roots reggae and dub music.
What are the most essential vinyl releases by Manjul?
The "Dub To Mali" series volumes 1 and 2, and the "Sound Therapy" album are key vinyl records representing his sound and style.
Where was Manjul born and where is he based now?
Manjul was born in Paris in 1976 and currently lives and produces music in Bamako, Mali.
What instruments are notable in Manjul's dub music?
Manjul's dub incorporates traditional African instruments like the n'goni, sokou violin, tamani drum, ballani, and tambine flute.
What record label releases Manjul's vinyl in France?
His vinyl records are released on Baco Records, a label based in France known for roots reggae and dub.
What price range can be expected when buying Manjul's LPs on vinyl?
Original vinyl pressings of Manjul's LPs typically range around €16.80 to €20 depending on the release and availability.
Has Manjul collaborated with other artists on his vinyl releases?
Yes, his "Dub To Mali" projects feature collaborations with multiple African artists contributing vocals and instrumentation.
Are Manjul's vinyls available in France for collectors?
Yes, original pressings of Manjul's vinyl albums are pressed in France and frequently available to collectors.
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