« Talk the Talk »
• Jarring Effects
Featuring Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston McAnuff, Kiddus I, Ras Michael, Sam Clayton Jr, Stephen Stewart and Mc Father Wee Pow from the Mighty Stone Love.

In 2015, Brain Damage presented the album « Walk The Walk » — seen now by many as a centerpiece of his discography —, featuring 10 original songs, composed in collaboration with the legendary Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston Mc Anuff, Ras Michael and Kiddus I, that he met in Kingston, Jamaica, at mythical Harry J Studio. One year later, we therefore welcome the release of « Talk The Talk », gathering the dub versions of these tracks.

To highlight each of them, the producer chose to have them vocally introduced, as it used to be good form to back in the days, calling on another legend in the person of Father Wee Pow, founder of the major Jamaican sound-system Stone Love, that call all the shots on the Island since … 1972 … Each dub version then develops with lots of echoes, Singers Talk The Talkreverberations, surprises, fake accidents and true mastery through sound texture manipulation, sometimes bruitist, juxtaposed with Elders’ firing choruses, appearing here and there as references to the original versions. Also of note is that each track systematically concluded by vocal interventions in the form of the singers’ interview extracts, taken from talks that were conducted following the studio sessions at Harry J Studio, one year earlier, thanks to the complicity of the two producers, Sam Clayton Jr and Stephen Stewart, without whom, none of this would have been possible.

Ironically, if Brain Damage is acclaimed for many years as one of the leading activists of the French and international dub scene, « Talk The Talk » feels like his first proper dub album. May it sound like an exercise in style, it is mainly a cornerstone within a wider project, complemented by another essential part to its understanding, this time in the form of a documentary.

Joined during his Jamaican journey by the director Wasaru, it seems obvious to Brain Damage that what they got here with « Walk The Walk » extends way beyond the artistic realm: listening to these living legends telling about their childhood memories has indeed a true heritage significance. Between a photograph of Jamaican life of the 60s & 70s, anecdotes about mythical figures and historic milestones of the Island, and personal confidences, these are as many stories within the history, narrated in this 8 episode documentary series.
The phrase “talk the talk, walk the walk” meaning “backing up one’s rhetoric with deeds”, perfectly reflects this project as a whole, as each of its dimensions has be considered, and intellectualized, before its very completion.


► FATHER WEE POW from the mighty Stone Love

Winston « Wee Pow » Powell founded Stone Love sound system in 1972. Soon well known for its sound quality, it quickly becomes one of the most popular in Jamaica. Still active nowadays, it is a true institution in itself, and by extension, a trend indicator whose influences regularly spread throughout the world, like each musical movement that developed in Jamaica for many years. One of the longevity secrets of Wee Pow’s project seems to stem from his excellence in the art of bringing together around himself, the very cream of the crop of Djs and selecters of the Island, bringing a fresh and young perspective necessary to constantly reinvent itself.

Brain Damage "Talk the talk"

Available for pay-what-you-want digital download: www.woodlandrecordsdub.bandcamp.com

PENGUIN SOUND - Granted (feat. Annananda)

MariJah - Take Care

SKANK GUITAR : ARNO NOAR
KEYBOARD : JO WELDERS
ARRANGEMENT : ALBA WELDER



Earl 16 / Bad Cops  -  Welders Hi Fi (remix)

BHAKTIDUB Part1 - Part2 -  INFIAMMATI DUB meets DUBZOIC (TEASER)

△ Brain Damage feat. Horace Andy 
"Youts Dub", first extract of "Talk The Talk", LP out oct 21st on Jarring Effects △
#talkthetalk
→ www.brain-damage.fr/music/new-album-talk-the-talk



« Talk the Talk »
• Jarring Effects
Featuring Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston McAnuff, Kiddus I, Ras Michael, Sam Clayton Jr, Stephen Stewart and Mc Father Wee Pow from the Mighty Stone Love.

In 2015, Brain Damage presented the album « Walk The Walk » — seen now by many as a centerpiece of his discography —, featuring 10 original songs, composed in collaboration with the legendary Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston Mc Anuff, Ras Michael and Kiddus I, that he met in Kingston, Jamaica, at mythical Harry J Studio. One year later, we therefore welcome the release of « Talk The Talk », gathering the dub versions of these tracks.

To highlight each of them, the producer chose to have them vocally introduced, as it used to be good form to back in the days, calling on another legend in the person of Father Wee Pow, founder of the major Jamaican sound-system Stone Love, that call all the shots on the Island since … 1972 … Each dub version then develops with lots of echoes, Singers Talk The Talkreverberations, surprises, fake accidents and true mastery through sound texture manipulation, sometimes bruitist, juxtaposed with Elders’ firing choruses, appearing here and there as references to the original versions. Also of note is that each track systematically concluded by vocal interventions in the form of the singers’ interview extracts, taken from talks that were conducted following the studio sessions at Harry J Studio, one year earlier, thanks to the complicity of the two producers, Sam Clayton Jr and Stephen Stewart, without whom, none of this would have been possible.

Ironically, if Brain Damage is acclaimed for many years as one of the leading activists of the French and international dub scene, « Talk The Talk » feels like his first proper dub album. May it sound like an exercise in style, it is mainly a cornerstone within a wider project, complemented by another essential part to its understanding, this time in the form of a documentary.

Joined during his Jamaican journey by the director Wasaru, it seems obvious to Brain Damage that what they got here with « Walk The Walk » extends way beyond the artistic realm: listening to these living legends telling about their childhood memories has indeed a true heritage significance. Between a photograph of Jamaican life of the 60s & 70s, anecdotes about mythical figures and historic milestones of the Island, and personal confidences, these are as many stories within the history, narrated in this 8 episode documentary series.
The phrase “talk the talk, walk the walk” meaning “backing up one’s rhetoric with deeds”, perfectly reflects this project as a whole, as each of its dimensions has be considered, and intellectualized, before its very completion.


► FATHER WEE POW from the mighty Stone Love

Winston « Wee Pow » Powell founded Stone Love sound system in 1972. Soon well known for its sound quality, it quickly becomes one of the most popular in Jamaica. Still active nowadays, it is a true institution in itself, and by extension, a trend indicator whose influences regularly spread throughout the world, like each musical movement that developed in Jamaica for many years. One of the longevity secrets of Wee Pow’s project seems to stem from his excellence in the art of bringing together around himself, the very cream of the crop of Djs and selecters of the Island, bringing a fresh and young perspective necessary to constantly reinvent itself.

Talk the talk

Youts dub (feat. Horace Andy)

"LOVE DUB" : Brain Damage feat. Ras Michael
extracted from "Talk The Talk" LP, out oct. 21 on Jarring Effects
#talkthetalk #walkthewalktheserie
→ www.brain-damage.fr/music/new-album-talk-the-talk
→ Itunes : http://apple.co/2dcpi9f
→ Video : http://bit.ly/2d8nLBx
→ www.brain-damage.fr/videos/wtw-the-webserie



« Talk the Talk »
• Jarring Effects
Featuring Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston McAnuff, Kiddus I, Ras Michael, Sam Clayton Jr, Stephen Stewart and Mc Father Wee Pow from the Mighty Stone Love.

In 2015, Brain Damage presented the album « Walk The Walk » — seen now by many as a centerpiece of his discography —, featuring 10 original songs, composed in collaboration with the legendary Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston Mc Anuff, Ras Michael and Kiddus I, that he met in Kingston, Jamaica, at mythical Harry J Studio. One year later, we therefore welcome the release of « Talk The Talk », gathering the dub versions of these tracks.

To highlight each of them, the producer chose to have them vocally introduced, as it used to be good form to back in the days, calling on another legend in the person of Father Wee Pow, founder of the major Jamaican sound-system Stone Love, that call all the shots on the Island since … 1972 … Each dub version then develops with lots of echoes, Singers Talk The Talkreverberations, surprises, fake accidents and true mastery through sound texture manipulation, sometimes bruitist, juxtaposed with Elders’ firing choruses, appearing here and there as references to the original versions. Also of note is that each track systematically concluded by vocal interventions in the form of the singers’ interview extracts, taken from talks that were conducted following the studio sessions at Harry J Studio, one year earlier, thanks to the complicity of the two producers, Sam Clayton Jr and Stephen Stewart, without whom, none of this would have been possible.

Ironically, if Brain Damage is acclaimed for many years as one of the leading activists of the French and international dub scene, « Talk The Talk » feels like his first proper dub album. May it sound like an exercise in style, it is mainly a cornerstone within a wider project, complemented by another essential part to its understanding, this time in the form of a documentary.

Joined during his Jamaican journey by the director Wasaru, it seems obvious to Brain Damage that what they got here with « Walk The Walk » extends way beyond the artistic realm: listening to these living legends telling about their childhood memories has indeed a true heritage significance. Between a photograph of Jamaican life of the 60s & 70s, anecdotes about mythical figures and historic milestones of the Island, and personal confidences, these are as many stories within the history, narrated in this 8 episode documentary series.
The phrase “talk the talk, walk the walk” meaning “backing up one’s rhetoric with deeds”, perfectly reflects this project as a whole, as each of its dimensions has be considered, and intellectualized, before its very completion.


► FATHER WEE POW from the mighty Stone Love

Winston « Wee Pow » Powell founded Stone Love sound system in 1972. Soon well known for its sound quality, it quickly becomes one of the most popular in Jamaica. Still active nowadays, it is a true institution in itself, and by extension, a trend indicator whose influences regularly spread throughout the world, like each musical movement that developed in Jamaica for many years. One of the longevity secrets of Wee Pow’s project seems to stem from his excellence in the art of bringing together around himself, the very cream of the crop of Djs and selecters of the Island, bringing a fresh and young perspective necessary to constantly reinvent itself.

Love dub (feat. Ras Michael)

△ Brain Damage feat. Willi Williams
"Fyah dub", extracted from "Talk The Talk", LP out oct 21st 2016 on Jarring Effects △
#talkthetalk
→ www.brain-damage.fr/music/new-album-talk-the-talk



« Talk the Talk »
• Jarring Effects
Featuring Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston McAnuff, Kiddus I, Ras Michael, Sam Clayton Jr, Stephen Stewart and Mc Father Wee Pow from the Mighty Stone Love.

In 2015, Brain Damage presented the album « Walk The Walk » — seen now by many as a centerpiece of his discography —, featuring 10 original songs, composed in collaboration with the legendary Horace Andy, Willi Williams, Winston Mc Anuff, Ras Michael and Kiddus I, that he met in Kingston, Jamaica, at mythical Harry J Studio. One year later, we therefore welcome the release of « Talk The Talk », gathering the dub versions of these tracks.

To highlight each of them, the producer chose to have them vocally introduced, as it used to be good form to back in the days, calling on another legend in the person of Father Wee Pow, founder of the major Jamaican sound-system Stone Love, that call all the shots on the Island since … 1972 … Each dub version then develops with lots of echoes, Singers Talk The Talkreverberations, surprises, fake accidents and true mastery through sound texture manipulation, sometimes bruitist, juxtaposed with Elders’ firing choruses, appearing here and there as references to the original versions. Also of note is that each track systematically concluded by vocal interventions in the form of the singers’ interview extracts, taken from talks that were conducted following the studio sessions at Harry J Studio, one year earlier, thanks to the complicity of the two producers, Sam Clayton Jr and Stephen Stewart, without whom, none of this would have been possible.

Ironically, if Brain Damage is acclaimed for many years as one of the leading activists of the French and international dub scene, « Talk The Talk » feels like his first proper dub album. May it sound like an exercise in style, it is mainly a cornerstone within a wider project, complemented by another essential part to its understanding, this time in the form of a documentary.

Joined during his Jamaican journey by the director Wasaru, it seems obvious to Brain Damage that what they got here with « Walk The Walk » extends way beyond the artistic realm: listening to these living legends telling about their childhood memories has indeed a true heritage significance. Between a photograph of Jamaican life of the 60s & 70s, anecdotes about mythical figures and historic milestones of the Island, and personal confidences, these are as many stories within the history, narrated in this 8 episode documentary series.
The phrase “talk the talk, walk the walk” meaning “backing up one’s rhetoric with deeds”, perfectly reflects this project as a whole, as each of its dimensions has be considered, and intellectualized, before its very completion.


► FATHER WEE POW from the mighty Stone Love

Winston « Wee Pow » Powell founded Stone Love sound system in 1972. Soon well known for its sound quality, it quickly becomes one of the most popular in Jamaica. Still active nowadays, it is a true institution in itself, and by extension, a trend indicator whose influences regularly spread throughout the world, like each musical movement that developed in Jamaica for many years. One of the longevity secrets of Wee Pow’s project seems to stem from his excellence in the art of bringing together around himself, the very cream of the crop of Djs and selecters of the Island, bringing a fresh and young perspective necessary to constantly reinvent itself.

Fyah dub (feat. Willi Williams)

On my cloud - Docteur Ganjah

Mix: WK Studio Willy Bruneteau Wicked Steppa
Compo : Benlodi.K.
Kete : Mellow Cotton 
📷 Guillaume 

HIGHER MEDITATION OF MIND BK MelodiK

S T E P   B Y   S T E P
Vinyl 7"
(Marcus I meets Natural High Dubs)
A side - Step by step
B side - Dub by step
Music composed & interpreted by Natural High Dubs
Songs writen & interpreted by Marcus I
Graphic design by DamStern - Mastering by Brice Marin

Released on Berry's records the of 3 April 2019
480 copies available on Control Tower Records
+ Limited edition serigraphied sleeve
120 copies available writing to naturalhighdubs@gmail.com
Contact : 
naturalhighdubs@gmail.com
marcusireggae@gmail.com

BIO:
Sweet & Rough!
	In 2019, Marcus I & Natural HighDubs will be working together on 7 songs to be released on ODGprod the 11th of march. They are also working on "Step by step" a 7" out on Berry's records the 3 of april; they will then play several sound system dates, and will finally join forces on a stage project with melodic vocals from Marcus I carried by Natural HighDubs's raw, minimalist sounds.

Natural High Dubs
	Co-founder and keyboard player of the French band High Tone, this self-taught musician has extensive experience as a musician and producer. 
He started to produce music as Natural high dubs in 2009, when he launched the dub invaders project, dedicated to the sound system culture. His uncompromising, raw and minimal sound is a blend of digital reggae, UK dub and stepper, performed live on an analog desk and with digital effects. He has already stacked up quite a few releases featuring Shanti-D, Pupa Jim, Dan Man, Joe Pilgrim & Marcus I, on labels such as jarring effects, ODG and Marée bass. 

Marcus I
	Born in Santander (Spain), this singer, musician, and composer decided to dedicate his professional life to music at the age of 23. His album Inner Calling, released in 2016 on black music label Tucxone Records, is a reflection of the huge respect he has for Jamaican music from the 70s. He recently moved to France, and collaborates and performs regularly with various European groups and producers.

Step By Step - Vocal+dub - Teaser

🔥🔥Le single The Streets ( Feat. Nai-Jah) un remix de la track originale des copains ASHKABAD ! 🔥🔥
Produite en compagnie de l'ami Ben Niais-Dekrevett Aka Pijule à la flûte !
vous y trouverez donc trois partis :
Une track avec la super voix de Nai-Jah 🎤🎤,
Une autre avec Pijule à la flûte 💨💨, 
Et évidemment le Riddim 📀📀 !

Ashkabad - The Streets Flute Version(Toltek Feat Pijule Remix)

Au croisement de deux parcours musicaux.
Ceikaba est une chanteuse née à Marseille. Elle découvre la musique enfant avec le violon. Des années plus tard, elle décide de tenter l’expérience de vivre pour et par la musique accompagnée de sa guitare et sa voix dans le voyage. Elle y prend goût et poursuit sa route musicale.Aujourd'hui, ses textes et son style se concrétisent et s’axent sur le reggae/dub, rap qu'elle aime mélanger à beaucoup d'autres.Des collaborations musicales commencent avec quelques artistes et sortiront éparpillées sur l'année 2021.

Vidéo Clip Available Here:
www.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR0G2MDfLv46zUSufcdG-tqpEGRoNMsQa0mqYSqrc9kJeal2Efpd5I58i9A&v=Wqo8cig_vZw&feature=youtu.be

Follow Ceikaba :
www.instagram.com/ceikaba/?hl=fr
www.facebook.com/ceikaba

Follow Handyman :
www.instagram.com/handyman_dub/?hl=fr
www.facebook.com/Handymandubmusic/https://soundcloud.com/gabriel-vernet

HFD Records 2021

The Truth - Ceikaba Meets HandyMan

À travers un mélange de vibrations, Nomadub nous présente un combiné d'énergie positive et de méditation réalisé avec le talentueux Zabaa au micro, full vibes à la flute et ses mélodies dansantes, ainsi que JM Sabathier aux percussions bien agrémentées et harmonieuses. Vous l'aurez compris, tout en gardant sa vibe UK, Nomadub et son EP ne cesseront de vous faire voyager.

Mix and Master by Nomadub
Vocal (Mystical Situation & Dub) by Zabaa
Flute ( Le Lac Aux Piverts & Dub) by Fullvibes
Percussion ( Le Lac aux Piverts & Dub) JM Sabathier

Day & Night
HFD RECORDS 2021

Mystical Situation - Nomadub Ft Zabaa

... 𝟮𝟬+ 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗱𝘂𝗯 & 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 ...

𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗮𝗹𝗯𝘂𝗺 '𝗕𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝗗𝗮𝗺𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗺𝗲𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗕𝗶𝗴 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗵' : "𝗕𝗲𝘆𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗕𝗹𝘂𝗲" 𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗠𝗮𝘆 𝟮𝟴𝘁𝗵 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟭


With more than 14 albums and 750+ concerts behind him already, Martin Nathan ventures for 20 years now, into many artistic and stylistic experiments, under the name of Brain Damage.

Acclaimed as one of the founders of the French dub scene in the late 1990s, he soon appears as a major influence for a whole generation of musicians. But the artist is definitely not among those who forever rest on the models he founded, and he constantly reinvents himself, as his myriad projects flow, especially multiplying always more prestigious collaborations with figures like High Tone (fr), Vibronics (uk), Horace Andy (Ja), Harrison Stafford (usa), or Big Youth (jam) more recently.

Along with his many productions, it is also with his truly live and explosive performances, that Martin Nathan has grown a solid reputation throughout the international scene, and it is exceptionally rare to see an artist celebrating his 20th career anniversary, with so much vitality and creativity.

Fyah dub (feat. Willi Williams)

Brain Damage

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