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BROWSE ARTICLES - PAGE 2 |
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WILLI
WILLIAMS: "SMUGG RECORDS ARE
PIRATES"
DUBROOM
(DUB) REGGAE NEWS AND VIEWS |
WWW,
October 3 1014 - In a very informative, but
partly disturbing interview the Midnight
Raver recently held with well known Reggae
Singer Willi Williams, the Ammagideon Man
was quoted about a release called "One
Love". As the album was reviewed and
promoted by the Dubroom, it was shocking to
hear what the brethren had to say about this
release. In short: it's pirated, don't buy!
Ask Bunny
Wailer about the early Wailers Black Ark
recordings you can find almost everywhere.
Ask Scientist about his well-known
Greensleeves Dub Series. Ask Willi Williams
about "One Love. Not the concept, but
the album. Released by UK-based Smugg
Records. Who were so kind to send the
Dubroom a promo copy years back when it was
released. Which was subsequently reviewed
and promoted from this very website.
This is
what he has to say:
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STEPPING ROOTS WITH DON GOLIATH: THE SOUND
OF ROOTS STEP
AN INTERVIEW |
WWW,
June 2014 - Do not call it Dub Step, don't
even call it "Dub Steppish", and
especially not when the term sounds like a
cuss to you. Call it Roots Step, for that is
the name of the unique sound captured in no
less than twenty-four chapters of the "Rootsstep
To The World" series released by Don
Goliath from his Berlin-based studio. With
the help of elders like U Roy, Trinity and
many others, his "Rootsstep Division
Recordings" label is ready to bring the
Roots Vibration to a brand new generation.
Are we? Time for an in-depth listen and talk
with the don himself. Dubstep. Just saying
the word can get you into a long discussion
or even debate. Every one has an opinion,
every two disagree about everything two can
possibly disagree over. And, as with all
Dub/Reggae derivates, it can be kind of
really difficult to discover any Roots.
Dubstep. Not really something to check and
not really something to disagree over,
either. It's just not relevant. Or
is it?
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Pete Murder Tone
Interview with Ray Hurford of
Small Axe
AN INTERVIEW |
Ray
Hurford, creator of Small Axe, that most
excellent of reggae fanzines (now on the
web) is a well loved and respected reggae
fanatic. Turning his hand to producing the
music he loved near the turn of the century,
2001 saw released of Original Version -- the
first of four albums from his outfit The
Small Axe People.
This was one of the most intriguing and
singular reggae records ever. It has
inspired some very strange and extreme
reactions and it certainly got some curious
reviews. It was compared by various
reviewers to Steve Reich, Daniel Miller's
Silicon Teens, early Lee Perry and Lloyd
Barnes' productions, Prince Jazzbo's early
digital rhythms, and to Berlin outfit Rhythm
and Sound.
Ray was kind enough to speak to Pete
Murder Tone recently about the early days of
The Small Axe People.
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Pete Murder Tone
Interview with Russ D of Disciples
AN INTERVIEW |
The
Disciples are indisputably key figures in
the UK ‘New School’ Roots/Dub scene
which emerged in the mid to late 80s.
Starting out building rhythms in the bedroom
they progressed to making dubplates and then
full albums for Jah Shaka. Later they went
on to put out their own releases and to run
the Boomshackalacka soundsystem &
magazine. Right now in ’05 the Disciples
are producing some of the toughest conscious
sounds anywhere--with both new and
established UK & JA singers and deejays.
Initially they were a two-person crew,
consisting of brothers Russ and Lol
Bell-Brown. Lol has since moved on to pursue
other stuff, but still retains close links
to the scene. Current main man/producer Russ
(aka Russ D/Russ Disciple) was kind enough
to speak to Pete Murder Tone recently about
the musical development of the Disciples
over the years.
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