All In My Hands

The new highly anticipated Jorun Bombay produced black vinyl 7" including the familiar sounding 'Polaris' on Side A and The Rampagers 'Never Heard It Like This Before' on the flip, featuring the vocal talents of Emskee, Oxygen and Phill Most Chill.

Available at <a href="http://www.freshpressings.com" target="_blank">www.freshpressings.com</a> now!

Jorun Bombay & The Rampagers 'Polaris'/'Never Heard It Like This'

Ahead of our massive NYE Warehouse soundsystem session this year we've asked the mighty Mungo's Hi-Fi outta Scotland to throw down some ruff & tuff selection on our latest podcast!

This NYE Reggae Roast & Love Kulture join forces for what is set to be one of the biggest parties of the year. Set in the Cre8 warehouse in Hackney Wick, we have hand picked an unstoppable lineup across 3 rooms, to bring you an unmissable NYE experience. For the most uplifting way to see in 2015, this is the only place to be!

Featuring: • MUNGOS HIFI • CHANNEL ONE SOUND • REGGAE ROAST • TROJAN SOUNDSYSTEM • CHOPSTICK DUBPLATE (JACKY MURDA & ARIES) • THE NEXTMEN • ADAM PRESCOTT • VIBRATION LAB • KENNY KNOTS • BROTHER CULTURE • RAMON JUDAH + much, much more!

Tickets:
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Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/733196530097069

RR Podcast Volume 16: Mungo's Hi-Fi - Cool & Deadly NYE Warm-Up Selection!

Opening & middle DJ sets from Dig Deeper with Renaldo Domino at Littlefield, Brooklyn, April 11, 2015. DJ Honky plays ballads, Jamaican R&B, soul & funk until Mr. Robinson picks up at 33:06, then DJ Honky comes back from picking up Renaldo at 1:06:33, spins until showtime, and again in the middle set.

Opening set - Dig Deeper, April 11, 2015

A gift from Screechy Dan and the Inner West Reggae Disco Crew for the city of Sydney. 
End the lockouts. 
Put down your guns and your badge.  x 
Special thanks to Analogue Cabin and Hober Mallow. 

Screechy Dan - No Lockout

Babylonpanic - Big Problem （new 7inch single）


BABYLON PANIC  Big Problem（Chet Baker）-new 7inch single-

BABYLON PANIC  Guns Of Brixton  -new 7 inch  single-

We are well-pleased to present the return of Tayo, veteran UK producer and selector absent from releasing music for a few years, now “coming in strong, strong…” as the champion Earl 16 sings on a sweet paean to roots music itself.

Flanged guitar skanks, a classic Cry Tuff horns chop, and melodica sweet-like-honey set the tone and vibe, before the full riddim drops all at once - a deeply melodic bassline, binghi drum, and a pounding kick, forging a steppers guaranteed to move dancers and get the most out of any system big or small.

Tayo started the Cool & Deadly club night at Fabric in the earliest days of what would be known as dubstep, booking Skream, Mala, Youngster, Iration Steppas and his good friend Rob Smith. Tayo’s own catalog stretches back to 2000 when he was crucial in the development of dubwise garage/breaks.  His works include  a seminal Fabriclive mix, and classic tunes alongside sparring partner Acid Rockers such as "Wicked Dub," “Bloodline,” and later “Vampayaa" on Scrub A Dub back in 2010.

Originally written in a lighthouse in New Zealand, the riddim became a collaboration with Acid Rockers that we’ve been playing on dubplate for some time.  Linking in the studio with old touring partner Earl 16 produced the lyric, completing a wicked return to form. Earl 16 should need no introduction, going hard as a roots singer since his debut album in 1981 for Mikey Dread.  Even a casual look and listen at his catalog will reveal an artist of unique voice, integrity, longevity and talent.

Tayo wishes to big up ZamZam "for contacting me and making me feel special again.”  We wish to thank him for gracing us with this timeless single, his first in six years!  “Play the music Mr. DJ…"

Releasing early December 2016.  Limited to 600 copies for the world.  Vinyl only, no digital, no repress.  Design & screen print by Polygon Press.  Mastered by Lewis at Star Delta.

Tayo Meets Earl 16 "Making Our Music" b/w "Cry Tuff Riddim" ZamZam 47 7" vinyl blend edit

In Jamaica, sound systems are more than just a stack of speakers blasting the latest tunes to an eager crowd. Over the last 70 years, they have touched all levels of society in Jamaica, determining the island’s popular taste and profoundly influencing the daily lives of its citizenry. This program explores the evolution of sound system culture, from the Jamaican genesis of the 1940s to its gradual impact on diaspora communities, and ultimately, its undeniable influence on the popular culture of nations overseas. 

Produced by David Katz and Saxon Baird.

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[APWW #758]

Distributed 6/29/2017

Ring The Alarm: A History Of Sound System Culture

INNER WEST REGGAE DISCO MACHINE is a custom built reggae soundsystem owned and operated by INNER WEST REGGAE DISCO CREW - Stevie Dub, RikSonic and Gonz - based in Sydney, Australia. We also host a few shows on local Sydney radio stations. ‘DUBBER’S ROCK’ streams on fortnightly Saturdays from midday ‘til 2pm (local Sydney time) on Bondi Beach Radio (www.bondibeachradio.com.au) and ‘DUB IS IN THE AIR’ broadcasts every Saturday afternoon from 2.00-3.30pm local Sydney time on radio 2SER (FM 107.3 or www.2ser.com). All the programs showcase everything from Jamaican oldies through to the outernational reggae sounds of now - all run straight off of crackly rekkids - and represent the styles we play at our live gigs.
More here - https://www.facebook.com/INNERWESTREGGAEDISCOMACHINE?ref=bookmarks

Screechy Dan - No Lockout

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