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Channel One Sound System are one of the world's best known dub reggae sound systems.  Running for over 40 years, Channel One built up their reputation as one of the main sound systems at Notting Hill Carnival, now they play out every weekend all over the UK and Europe.

Channel One is made up of selector Mikey Dread playing roots reggae and consious steppas, the sound is completed by MC Ras Kayleb.

2010 Channel One Sound System won the Red Bull Culture Clash against Skream + Benga, Goldie's Metalheadz and Souljazz records.

2011 Channel One are about to go on a national tour, funded by the Arts Council, Dub to Jungle..  playing with Congo Natty and Tenor Fly.  Showing the lineage from reggae to jungle.

For bookings please contact Rachel Bevan 07764-996610 rachelchannelone@gmail.com

Emma Lohan, songwriter/performer, is reputed for entertaining her audiences with her wicked sense of humour and evocative melodies. She is excited to introduce her new symphonies on loops to the world and share this one woman show reminiscent of LAURIE ANDERSON and ROZI PLAIN. 

Emma’s albums are more like sound diaries of her travels.

After the Ibis are an 8-piece roots reggae band with dub, jazz and soul influences.

Hailing from Dublin, Ireland, they've established a reputation that has seen them perform alongside the likes of Toots and the Maytals, Max Romeo, Third World, Tosh/Marley Band, The Skatalites and Junior Marvin.

After The Ibis hotly-anticipated début album "Busy waiting" launches April 2014.

Several years in the making this album promises to push the boundaries of contemporary reggae, while thematically heralding back to the social and political roots of reggae's early days.

Having been cast out, blacklisted, rejected and ejected from gentlemen's clubs far and wide, five dejected cast asides joined forces in what was to be their own celebration of commonality.

Purveyors of music that meanders from sea soaked waltz to Italian tarantella, from Brassy funeral march-esque lament to weep along Klezmar knees up, from chain gang holler to rag time finger snap. Skipping through the dark side of anything that makes you want to dance, steeped in melodrama and usually with not a small amount of tongue in cheek.

The Eskies have brought this unique brand of folk noir/gypsy jazz/sea shanty and swaggering stage spectacle to ballrooms and booze houses in Ireland and beyond. Sullying soirees and lowering inhibitions of get togethers and social occasions wherever they have ventured.

Wheel was a five piece band from County Clare, Ireland: Sharon Kinnane (vocals), Paul O'Brien and Anthony Edwards (guitars), Alan Keane (bass), and Eamonn McTigue (drums); playing songs from the Wheels On Fire collection 1987-1989 https://soundcloud.com/user-413875887

In a nutshell? "Progressive & Experimental Blues Rock with a pinch of Krautrock and Psychedelia" 


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