In July 2019, the French reggae band Dub Inc—whose albums like Paradise (2013) set a benchmark for fusing roots-reggae with dub and rap—performed at Summerjam, one of Europe's premier reggae festivals in Cologne, where their set, broadcast via Rockpalast, marked a popularity zenith with millions of YouTube views. The lineup, featuring vocalists Komlan and Hakim Meridja, delivered an hour-long open-air showcase opening with the uplifting "Paradise" and "Tout Ce Qu'ils Veulent," ramping up via the anti-globalist "On Est Ensemble" and "Better Run," poignant "They Want" and "One Shot," the anti-war "Galérer," and closing "Monnaie" amid cheers from a 50,000-strong crowd, accentuating social sharpness in French, English, and Kabyle lyrics. This performance, brimming with festival euphoria and improvisations, foreshadowed their worldwide tours and Victoires du Reggae nods, with Reggaeville critics hailing the group as revivers of Jamaican classics in a European vein.