Instrumental Brass Heavy dub with a Balkan twist.

Arranged/ Composed and produced by Oliver Clarkson/ Max Miller
Featuring a Balkan Version of The Skatellites classic track Swing Easy. 

The After Hours Quintet:

Oliver Clarkson - Clarinet/ Guitar 
Max Miller - Bass / Guitar
Dom Pusey - Tenor Sax
Glyn Forrester - Trumpet/ Trombone
Laurence Marshall- Drums / Sousaphone
Taro Farrell - Turntables
Elias Bolufer Cabello - Flugel Horn Solo 
Featuring Ollie Cadman - Keys/ Synths

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The Balkan Bitchslap No 5 Ft. Ollie Cadman (Badman) - Free Download

A transatlantic Electro Blues collab with the amazing Mr UDI }U{ AROUH, Thundercut & Necron 99
https://soundcloud.com/ishgumi44 

"The Losing Kind" with }U{, Thundercut & Necron 99

Ode the main man BB King.

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Ode To The King - Dott Com & Bear Twists

The Phonograph (Instrumental)

Chasing waveforms (remix2)

This has finally gotten a proper release! https://quandary.bandcamp.com/album/marigold-jasmine

Marigold & Jasmine (Demo)

Melography

Railroad Sparks

Imagine if the Ramones had holidayed in Jamaica and hung out at King Tubby's for an afternoon...

Harvey K-Tel & Snorkie - Babylon Bop

Orbital whales

SwingJack

A nice collaboration with my good friend http://www.soundcloud.com/mononome
Download for free through my interview @ http://www.viberated.com

Comments will be appreciated :)


S Strong & Mononome - Ride & Jive

S Strong & Mononome - Jive & Ride

The After Hours Quintet were formed in April 2012 as a way for the members of the band to bring their love of Jazz to the club scene.

The After Hours Quintet is a fully Live outfit which combines the musical sensitivity and spontaneity of Jazz with the accessibility and chic of modern dance styles. The quintet which features, Sax, Clarinet, fret-less Bass, trumpet, a turntablist and some smooth jazz guitar has a repertoire featuring several (semi) original tracks as well as a handful of tunes which delicately fuse popular jazz classics with altogether rarer sounds: all underpinned by beats so funky they just beg you to get them feet workin'.



