Bionic Clarke dubplate for Jam Jah Sound, recorded on the AMPLIFIER RIDDIM (by Stand High Patrol).


Bionic Clarke -Jam Jah No Clown (Amplifier Riddim)

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Bionic Clarke - Prettiest Girl [117 Records 2015]

DJ 745 meets Iba Mahr to showcase his debut album Diamond Sox released on VP Records with productions from Born Rolling, Boxlunch, Conquering Lion, Notis and Royal Order Productions.  Also featuring brand new music from Alaine, Dalton Harris and George Nooks and a preview of a brand new EP 'Rock On' by the Crown Prince of Reggae Dennis Brown recorded one week before his passing in 1999

Irie Jamms Show Iba Mahr Diamond Sox Interview

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Lee Scratch Perry & Pura Vida - Bamb Bamb Dub [The Super Ape Strikes Back | Lost Ark Music 2015]

Brand new Mixtape by Lenny Roots for the holiday season.
Featuring artists like Gappy Ranks, Busy Signal, Kabaka Pyramid, Bionic Clarke, Prince Alla, Lone Ranger, Duane Stephenson, Lutan Fyah and many more... Enjoy!!!

11 - 7 Records Mixtape Dec. 2016

Dread At The Control

well original pattern original style  . rising of the son

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Born 1959 in the Hills of Manchester near Mandeville Bionic grow up togeher with 6 sisters & 5 brothers. He loved to sing along old nursery ryhmes and soul/ rnb songs on the radio from childhood days. His first own experience performing in front of a crowd was in the early 80s on local soundsystems such as "Wa-Dat Sound", "King Massive" & "Black Starliner".
His talent was obvious so he started recording dubplates for those sounds which lead him to his first official release song in 1984, entiteled "Flush up your Lighters" on the "Total Sounds" Label.
During the late 80s he recorded a substantial amount of other 45s which include "Love sweet Love", "Youths in the Ghetto" (which was used on scotish TV) and "Two Big Sounds", his most reknown clashtune to be found on youtube now.
In 1993 Bionic got the first overseas experience on a 6 month Japan-Tour with "Vintage Band". After this great success he continued recording, singing on dubplates & soundsystems.
Two outstanding songs from those recordings in the late 90s include a combination with Terry Linen called "Guide me JahJah" (Shelter Rec.) & the cover of Dennis Brown song "Silluette".
Due to lack of Label & distribution support Bionik did not have any further releases after 95 up to today, never the less he continued to evolve his singing & writing skills with regular visits at his hmebase "Shelter Studio" in Mandeville/ Jamaica.

Just 2 years ago in 2012 Bionic and his long time friend, bassplayer and engineer Oswald "IG" Gordon teamed up with german music manager Lennart "Lenny Roots" Tacke to re-activate the career of this singer .
After couple of new recordings for Tom Chasteen from LA Dubclub (StoneThrow Records) and "Dubvisionist" from Hannover/ Germany the team is now ready to come public...
Check out the previews of two new songs on his soundcloud account plus a selection of his classic recordings! Stay tuned - more news comin up shortly via this facebook account!
Bless & Love!
Rastafari!