Name: International Observer - Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Dub (preview) by International Observer
Duration: 2 min 29 s
Description: The third release in my Zoonotic series, Bat considers freedom, love and the future of monarchy, all in a dubwise fashion, of course!

Dub Be Good To Me (Space Jam with Zeb)

The third release in my Zoonotic series, Bat considers freedom, love and the future of monarchy, all in a dubwise fashion, of course!

International Observer - Mistaken Identity Dub (preview)

International Observer - Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Dub (preview)

International Observer - Dub All Night (preview)

Warp Technique - Nowhere Dub (International Observer Remix)(edited)

Bombay Dub Orchestra - Monsoon Malabar (International Observer Remix)(edited)

Big dub reggae/dub selection I played at Eden Festival's Vishnu Lounge back in 2012, actually one of my first DJ outings!

Kalpataru Tree - Moonbloom
SUN:MONX - Parma Panorama
UB40 - Food for thought
International observer - House Of The Rising Dub
Sly & Robbie - Who's In The Tomb
Easy star all stars - Money (Mad Professor Remix) 
Easy star all stars - Speak To Me/Breathe (In The Air) (Dubmatix Remix)
Scientist - Dance of the Vampires
Cimarons - Rooting for a cause
Burning Spear - Institution
Tanya Stephens - It's A Pity
Guitoud - Conscious (Rasta Version)
Guitoud - Combination (feat Algar)
Don Carlos - Favourite Cup
Alpha Omega - Who Is The Ruler
Trevor Junior - I & I Time
Eek A Mouse - Ganga Smuggling
Triston Palma - Joker Smoke
Hugh Mundell - Jacqueline
Johnny Osbourne & Pappa Tullo - Rock And Come on Ya
Max Romeo - War ina Babylon
Ini Kamoze - A Trouble You, A Trouble Me
Alborosie - Kingston Town
Ras Benji - Let Rasta In
Ini kamoze - World A Music
Triston Palma - Sensimilla
The Jamaicans - Ba Ba Boom
Guitoud - Coming Jah
Guitoud - Chains
Creation Rebel - Independent Man
Alborosie - Rolling like a Rock
The Scientist - Taxi to Baltimore
Sly & Robbie - Baltimore


Vishnu Lounge Dub [Mix]

8 OCHO

Get it here:
http://d-echoproject.bandcamp.com/album/gnomes-of-kush-d-echo-project-collected-works
https://gnomesofkush.bandcamp.com/album/collected-works

"Collected Works" is a new full length album of Chilled Out Dubby Goodness from Gnomes of Kush and D-Echo Project!

Mastered by Chillax'n @ Above the Clouds Studios San Francisco. 
Cover art layout by Michael Morton @ Crime League.

Gnomes Of Kush & D-Echo Project  - Astral Organum

Deep Fried Dub - Submerged

Get it: https://gaudimusic.bandcamp.com/album/dub-sweat-tears
This track featured Ojos De Brujo is taken from GAUDI's album "Dub, Sweat & Tears", a commemorative “dub release” to mark the 10th anniversary of his groundbreaking album Bass, Sweat & Tears, released in 2004 by Interchill Records. Still the label’s best-selling release, it has reached the n.2 on iTunes European chart, the n.14 in the USA, appeared on more than 100 compilations and 4 movies worldwide.
An organic fusion of reggae, nu-beat and global influences inspired by native cultures from around the world, taking the listener to a journey from Burkina Faso to Iran, from Pakistan to India, to Papua New Guinea, Jamaica, Spain, Italy, working with an astonishing 42 musicians from all over the globe, each bringing a special flavor to the project's stew. 
It received a massive acclaim from the press, fans and fellow artists alike, with Massive Attack and Pete Namlook declaring it an "awesome album with excellent production".

In Dub, Sweat & Tears Gaudi reshaped his ten years old original tracks using only and rigorously analogue studio equipment such as tape echoes, spring reverbs, valve compressors, a production technique that helped him to create a completely new sonic experience, pointing out all the obscured details, the most minute percussive rings and beeps and the most mesmerizing basslines.

Whether it is the timeless classic sounds of the original Bass, Sweat & Tears, which still sounds brand new and fresh these ten years down the line, or the newly dubbed companion release Dub, Sweat & Tears, this music proves that Gaudi remains one of Electronic music's most unique and innovative producers, a man who is justifiably proud of his past, while continuing to blaze new trails into the future.

More Gaudi: 
Website: http://www.gaudimusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gaudimusic/
YouTube: http://bit.ly/gaudimusic
Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/originsmusic/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gaudimusic/

A global favourite in the electronica and dub reggae music scenes, UK based producer GAUDI keeps his ever-growing fan base returning to the dance floor with his infectious bass-driven tunes and innovative live performances. Honouring the traditions of old school dub by performing on stage without a computer, GAUDI’s incredible sonic manipulations are interwoven with live Theremin, Moog, Vocoder, Tape Echoes, Percussion and live vocals - all of which makes for a one-of- a-kind experience not to be missed.

GAUDI - Babylon Flamenco in dub

The chief perpetrator of the International Observer experience is keyboardist, songwriter and producer Tom Bailey.

Following the extraordinary success of his post-punk synth-pop group The Thompson Twins, production and writing work for the likes of Deborah Harry, and the ambient techno of his Babble project, Tom Bailey was lured to the exotic climes of Aotearoa/New Zealand.

New Zealand culture has a long history of appreciation for reggae and dub, along with more recent blends like hip hop. this, along with NZ's balmy climes, created the perfect inspiration for Tom's exploration of the dub artform he had deeply loved since the seething post-punk infatuation of the music in the late 70s. Together with sparring partner Rakai, Tom initiated International Observer, a sound system that has quietly infiltrated various Auckland events over the past five years, creating a legendary reputation for marathon five-hour sets of exquisitely-crafted slo-mo dubscapes.

Early in 2002, having amassed enough material for a boxed set, Tom set about pruning the oevre down to an ideal International Observer primer, called 'Seen'. While he attempted to keep the wraps on this absurdly tasty release, it was somewhat inevitable that previews were sneaked out of seclusion, resulting in extensive radio play worldwide and eager members of the press corps frothing at the mouth for IO morsels. It's been called the lushest, deepest, most caringly crafted dub-a-tronic exploration ever released, a cunning experiment in melodic instrumental dub that, without losing its edge, makes for the most gorgeously seductive meditative listening experience. It was released in NZ by Beautiful Music, and the rest of the world by Different Drummer.

This release was followed in 2005 by "All Played Out", a selection of live and sound system favourites that for one reason or another did not make it onto "Seen". Released only in New Zealand and Australia on the cult Auckland label, Round Trip Mars, helmed by the inimitable Stinky Jim, it followed its predecessor into the hands, boxes and players of discerning dubheads.

Some of the tracks from “All Played Out” finally made it out worldwide in 2007 on the “Heard” album through Dubmission Records. Critically acclaimed by the press, it also featured newer tracks and classics such as “The International”.

His third album, “Felt”, came out in September 2009.

Since then his attention has been diverted to his other projects: the Holiwater Band, the Bailey-Salgado Project and his revived pop career as ‘The Thompson Twins’s Tom Bailey’.

Thankfully dub has lured him back into the studio once more, and fresh cuts are promised for 2017.

International Observer - Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Dub (preview)

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