The 4th wave of Ska is here!

Here are some cool guys who represent the generation:

Peter Taylforth - Vocals 
Simon Baker      - Vocals
Johnny Diggle   - Sax
Ben Bouzan       - Trombone
Jak Littlechild    - Guitar
Nathan Bascom - Guitar
Ian Taylor           - Bass
Aidan Davey     - Drums

Here are 3 things I do.

I toot on a horn.
I spit bars.
I murder Logic Pro.

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Here are a series of terrible recordings that may interest you

Singer/songwriter bringing a modern country twist to the classic songwriting style of the 1960’s.

The Lee Thompson Ska Orchestra release their first single Fu Man Chu out 27th May, which is taken from the forthcoming album The Benevolence of Sister Mary Ignatius out 3rd June. http://amzn.to/153Vov2

Thirty five years ago, Lee Thompson introduced an entire generation to Ska music when Madness exploded from nowhere. Now, along with founder-member Mark Bedford, the two are moonlighting to introduce those authentic Ska and Reggae rhythms that burst out of Jamaica in the mid to late 1960’s to a whole new audience. Recorded at The Ironworks Studio in Brighton and co-produced by Mike Pelanconi aka Prince Fatty (A Tribe Called Quest, Kula Shaker, Graham Coxon), the finished record is a tribute to the long-lasting legacy of the music that inspired them as teenagers. Mike Pelanconi’s production perfectly re-creates the live Caribbean vibe on tracks inspired by the likes of Desmond Dekker and John Holt, alongside impressive versions of King Curtis’ Soul Serenade and Lalo Schifrin’s Mission Impossible theme. The album also benefits from the guidance of Dave Robinson, co-founder of Stiff Records (Madness, Elvis Costello, Ian Dury) and a man with a cast-iron connection to Lee Thompson and Madness. The lead single from the album is a clever and fitting cover of Dekker’s mighty, mystical Fu Man Chu, which is given a vocal transfusion from reggae hitmaker Bitty Mclean.

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