Live Improvisation, recorded on the full moon in Glastonbury Town on the 16th March 2014 .
Band members - Steffe Sharpstrings -Guitar/synth/vocals, Subs - Bass, Joie Hinton - Keyboards/synths , Tanya Smart - Drums

Moon Power Jamming by Sentient

New Rastafarian Reggae tune!
titled :Up Too Thee Hills!!
riddim by:REGGAE LIVICATION RECORDS
lyrics + singing by:SENNID
inspired by : His Imperial Majesty -HAILE SELASSIE I 1st.!! JAH RASTAFARI!!
8-21-2014

UP TO THEE HILLS

Bleep: http://smarturl.it/latenight-bleep
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/latenight-itunes

Late Night Endless is the first album by Sherwood & Pinch and the culmination of two years in the studio developing, re-dubbing and deconstructing tracks. It finds the highest common factor between the two's techniques, making it impossible to see where one musical personality ends and the other starts. It touches on the urban swing of UK garage on ‘Music Killer (Dub)' and 'Gimme Some More (Tight Like That)', on interstellar nineties ambient dub on 'Wild Birds Sing', on the mystical minimalism of Pinch's first releases on 'Africa 138'. Utilising Sherwood’s deep-fathomed sound bank, Late Night Endless also incorporates elements of his previous productions, including vocals by Daddy Freddy, Congo Natty, Lee ‘Scratch’  Perry, Prince Far I and Andy Fairley.
 
Adrian Sherwood built up a vast catalogue of music through the 1980s as producer to the sprawling dub-industrial-electro collective that was On-U Sound, which emerged from a fertile post-punk scene that was embracing Jamaican rhythms.  In his capacity as a DJ and live sound engineer/dub controller, he connected with the likes of The Clash, The Slits, Public Image Limited and The Pop Group. He also remixed, produced and collaborated with Primal Scream, Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, Depeche Mode, The Fall, Blur, Air, Peaking Lights, Django Django and Machinedrum.
 
Pinch has became revered as a dubstep stalwart, founding the respected label Tectonic in 2007. He’s one of the earliest dubstep producers to expand outwards into techno and other sounds to keep his work and his Tectonic label fresh as dubstep itself went mainstream. One of Pinch's most well-known tracks is "Qawwali" (Planet Mu), which references the devotional singing of the same name and features samples of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. One of the first producers in the dubstep scene to release a fully realised album in Underwater Dancehall, he also made connections with an older tradition of heavy bass music by releasing an album by dub legend Scientist on Tectonic. More recently, he collaborated with man of the moment Mumdance (recently signed to XL) to deliver a b2b mix full of dubplates and unheard material.

It was inevitable that, as Rob's career kept its steady build, that the two's paths would cross – but actually Rob gave the hand of fate a nudge by booking Adrian to play at a Tectonic takeover at Fabric in London. Adrian recalls “I remember thinking quite clearly how impressed I was with him. I thought as he invited me here, I should invite him down to my studio...”
 
Two limited edition 12” EPs – Bring Me Weed and Music Killer – followed, but it was being asked to deliver a live show for Sónar Tokyo in April 2013 that really put a rocket under the project. “We decided to have a whole studio on stage” says Adrian, “so that the mix truly is delivered live in a totally unique way that can never quite be done the same again”. The result was triumphant, with even master of noise abuse Alec Empire [Atari Teenage Riot] watching agog from the side of the stage and broadcasting to the world what a revelation it had been.

01.  Shadowrun
02.  Music Killer Dub
03.  Gimme Some More (Tight Like That)
04.  Bucketman
05.  Wild Birds
06.  Stand Strong
07.  Precinct of Sound
08.  Different Eyes
09.  Africa 138
10.  Run Them Away

Sherwood & Pinch - Africa 138

Taken from the album 'Late Night Endless'. Out Now via On U Sound & Tectonic Recordings.

Bleep: http://smarturl.it/latenight-bleep
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/latenight-itunes

www.sherwoodpinch.com
www.on-usound.com
http://tectonicrecordings.com/

Sherwood & Pinch - Stand Strong

DJ mix- 21 years of dreadzone 21 tracks.

To mark 21 years of Dreadzone I put together a mix that links the more dancefloor sounds of dread together in a chronological order to tell our story from house and techno through to breaks and dubstep featuring remixes from the likes of Underworld, William Orbit, Soul of Man and Trolley Snatcha.

1. House Of Dread  1993
2. The Warning 1993
3. No Justice No Peace  (Dan Donovan mix )1993
4. A Fistful Of Dub  -1994
5. Fight The Power 1995
6. Life, Love and Unity (Disco Dread Mix)  1996
7. Zion Youth (Underworld Mix)	  1995
8. One Way	1995
9. Earth Angel  (William Orbit mix) 1997
10 Straight To A Soundboy - 1999
11. Crazy Knowledge (Soul Of Man mix) 2000
12. Believing In It (Drumattic Twins mix) 2001
13. Rockers update  2002
14. Once upon a time (King at the control mix)- 2005 
15. The Warriors	 2005
16. King Dub Rock (In The Party) 2006
17. Elevate (Mafiatone Mix)  2006
18. Love The Life  2007
19. Yeah Man  2010
20. Gangster (Trolley Snatcha remix) 2010
21. Rise Up (King Yoof Remix) 2013

21 years of dreadzone djmix

A Dub FX remix of the Zion Train track 'No ID' originally released on the 'Land Of The Blind' album (2015 Universal Egg)

No ID (Zion Train feat Daman) Dub Fx Remix

remix of the track No ID from the Zion Train album 'Land Of The Blind' by Mike Freear of Slamboree feat Daan on vocals..
http://www.facebook.com/freearmusic

No ID -Zion Train feat Daman-Slamboree Remix

As part of our 2nd Birthday celebrations taking place over the 1st week of December 2015 , with our showcase event 
3/12/15 : https://www.facebook.com/events/1657630347826589/ 
and our main event "Listening Sessions Presents Rupture Vs Skutta #2" 5/12/15 : https://www.facebook.com/events/1623327187916614/ , Live Arts Radio kindly invited us to put together this special that aired live on 107.5FM,  24/11/15. 

"On the show you'll meet many of the local producers who've played at Listening Sessions as well as getting an insight into the underground music that's being created in Birmingham right now. Expect plenty heavy beats and rare cuts." - Live Arts Radio

Below are links to the artists who were interviewed and music was included in the following show: 

Goosensei : https://soundcloud.com/goosensei
Un-Pronounceable : https://soundcloud.com/alex-naz
RTKAL : https://soundcloud.com/rtkal1
Brainstem : https://soundcloud.com/brainstem0121
Onira: https://soundcloud.com/onira
Farz: https://soundcloud.com/farzmusic
Rawtrachs: https://soundcloud.com/futurepastzine
AKR : https://soundcloud.com/akrsound
Elkie: https://soundcloud.com/elkie
DAAT: https://soundcloud.com/daaaaaaaaaat
Head Gear: https://soundcloud.com/h3adg3ar
Krytikal: https://soundcloud.com/krytikal

http://listeningsessions.co.uk/




The 2nd Birthday Listening Sessions Special on Live Arts Radio 107.5FM

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dubwise version Zion Train remix of Daman & Naff Natty - Money is a Terrible Thing [Zion Train Remix]

Money Dub

I play keyboards and stringed instruments, hand drums and rusty tin can lutes. This page is an outlet for my own work. I'm influenced by a broad cross section of bands, musicians, artists, and various musical people. Citizen of the Whirled word World.

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