REVIEW | HAVOC OF MOBB DEEP LIVE AT THE JAZZ...
“Mobb Deep at Jazz Café” is an appar­ent oxy­mor­on, the word ‘mob’ with its con­nota­tions of
REMEMBERING JAH SHAKA | THE DUB PIONEER WHO...
Jah Shaka, the most influ­en­tial fig­ure of UK music passed away on the morn­ing of Wed­nes­day
OBITUARY | DAVE JOLICOUER AKA TRUGOY THE DOVE...
“Mir­ror mir­ror on the wall Tell me mir­ror, what is wrong? Can it be my De
REVIEW | JUNGLE BROTHERS LIVE AT JAZZ CAFE FRIDAY...
Photo Cred­it: Dav­id Eat­well “I got broth­ers in the Jungle, cous­ins on the Quest!” Dres (Black
SPOKEN WORD | ‘CHAOS IS DUB’ IN MEMORY OF...
My latest spoken word piece “Chaos is Dub” is part of a col­lab­or­a­tion with Transylvani­an pro­du­cer
“PEOPLE OF COLOUR IN MUSIC HAVE LONG BEEN...
“Weirdo” is a slur I know all too well. This was mainly from being one of
REVIEW | RENU ‘YOU ARE FEARLESS’ (TUMI OBHOI...
The music of per­cus­sion­ist, com­poser, pro­du­cer and multi-instru­ment­al­ist RENU (Renu Hossain) is a...
REVIEW | TRANSGLOBAL UNDERGROUND AT JAZZ CAFÉ...
Trans­g­lob­al Under­ground are the musi­cians’ musi­cians. Pion­eers of the extremely influ­en­tial World...
REVIEW | LIRAZ LIVE AT THE JAZZ CAFE LONDON
“Ira­ni­an Israeli Sing­er”, three words that would appear to con­tain many con­tra­dic­tions appeared on a...
LEE SCRATCH PERRY OBITUARY
It’s 2006–7 and from read­ing album liner notes and online FAQs by the Asi­an Dub Found­a­tion
REVIEW | LAST MAN STANDING: SUGE KNIGHT AND THE...
Grow­ing up in the late 90s Dre 2001 era, Big­gie and Tupac were spec­tral fig­ures whose
REVIEW | PRODUCER, COMPOSER AND PERCUSSIONIST...
Fol­low­ing the lion­ised 2017 elec­tron­ica album ‘They Dance in the Dark’ and last year’s celes­ti­al...