OUR MUSIC
(Recently Released + our Back Catalouge & Mixes)
(Recently Released + our Back Catalouge & Mixes)
A fairly complete list of our recently released tracks and EPs, mixes we’ve done and our back catalogue, which boasts an impressive roster of some of some legendary names such as: Adrian Sherwood, Dennis Bovell, Dry&Heavy, Black Star Liner, and Smith & Mighty, to name just a few.
OUR MUSIC
Our Back Catalouge
Our Back Catalouge
A fairly complete list of our back catalogue which boasts an impressive roster of some of Music’s legendary names such as: Adrian Sherwood, Dennis Bovell, Dry&Heavy, Black Star Liner, and Smith & Mighty, to name just a few.
Dub Fender (Adrian Sherwood remix)
Dub Fender is an Adrian Sherwood remix of the original track “Hit The Road”.
This track was on “versions” as the Adrian remix so appeared between the 1st & 2nd album.
This recording is another class remix and new digitization and from the original vinyl 12″ EP (which also included another Sherwood remix: Mad Dub)
Bombs Over London (Adrian Sherwood remix)
credits
3Head & Adrian Sherwood
Ambi (Smith & Mighty remix EP)
Ambi (Smith & Mighty remix EP)
a 3 track ep of Ambi from our 1st album with 2 remixes (Vocal and Dub) from the, er, mighty, Smith & Mighty
Mad Dub (Adrian Sherwood – Fully Loaded Remix)
Mad Dub (Adrian Sherwood – Fully Loaded Remix)
credits
Adrian Maxwell Sherwood – fully loaded mix
Written By: 3Head: Macaulay, de la Mare, Woolfson, Rogers-Wright, Bogle
released March 10, 2002
Black Star Liner Remix: Tom Salmon.
Written by: 3head: Macaulay, Woolfson, Bogle, de la Mare
Dizzy was released on the first album (Blackwater). It describes Ruth’s arrival from Oz to start working with us in London after a gap of a few years. Additional remixes of this tack include this stunning Dry and Heavy re-rub.
An original track, one of two collaborations with Likkle Mai, Japanese superstar dub singer, who was the main singer in Dry and Heavy and has since pursued a successful solo career in Japan.
This 5 track EP is us and only us….
“apocalyptic ragga toasting, very heavy bass, ambient guitars, flying violins and African congas…’’ – Time Out (London).
After a hugely successful tour of Japan we returned to the UK and found not many places for ourselves in the era of Britpop!
So we bunked off to France and played a lot there.
Recorded all over the place and mixed finally in Pamplona with the bulls running around us, the EP was released digitally in Japan and garnered great reviews there, as well as airplay in the UK & on BBC radio 6, late junction.