M-Dubs, also known as M-Dubz or simply M-Dub, is a British UK garage music group that emerged in the late 1990s. The group, primarily consisting of producer Ras Kwame, gained recognition for their contributions to the UK garage scene, a genre known for its blend of house, R&B, and jungle influences.

One of M-Dubs' most notable tracks is "Bump 'n' grind," which became a significant hit in the underground garage scene. Their music is characterized by catchy melodies, rhythmic beats, and the use of vocal samples, which were hallmarks of the UK garage sound during its peak years.

M-Dubs played a role in shaping the UK garage movement, contributing to its popularity and evolution. Their work is celebrated for its authentic representation of the genre and its influence on subsequent UK electronic music styles.