A mildly melancholic ditty, with an optimistic bit of bounce, exorcised by Frank Naughton at Ty Drwg Studios, with additional melodeon melody and percussive twiddles also by Frank.

Birds that fly can fall and die

i took a break to work on myself as a human being. through years of therapy, i'm finally able to come to terms with myself.

Remotely Speaking is a podcast about ideas of the past, concerns of the present and dreams of the future. 

Stereoripe creates electronic music built around syncopated bass lines and dynamic beats.
His extensive back catalog is testament to a lifetime equally shared on the stage in bands, behind the decks as a DJ, in the mosh pit and by the bass bins.

Growing up in the late 90s and 00s it was easy to become emersed in punk, reggae, jungle & dubstep music of the time.
Nights were spent performing or being inspired at gigs and club nights  in Cardiff and throughout the valleys.

In 2025 Stereo' continues to explore the threads that connect the cultures of dub, rave, and punk. Spcificaly the Do It Yourself ethos, the energy and euphoria, and the spirit of rebellion.

By spending time on writing & recording without distractions, booking and performing at underground events, and releasing on independent labels, it is evident that empowerment, resistance and revelation are at the core of everything he creates.

Having self released singles, ep's and a full length album as well as being included on compilations by Welsh Dub Alliance and Wales Electronic Producers Network, currently he is promoting latest album 'SR24' with a string of gigs to follow, also celebrating 15 years of Stereoripe.

"As a producer & selector my mission is to create & share original productions for every occasion, in a way that is engaging & resonates with listeners." Stereoripe.



stereoripe@gmail.com

Echotopia
Sacred Doctrine
Welsh Dub Alliance
Dragon Era
1 More Thing
Wales Electronic Producers Network (WEPN)
Bassplayers
The Reggiments

Wonky dub-soaked electro-folk pop doodles.

Birds that fly can fall and die

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