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experimental music critic @guardian + weekly @ntslive. elsewhere @ft @bbcradio4 @i_d @dazed @tate @mixmag @crackmagazine @djmag etc. (views my own)
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Melodies International presents Ariwa Sounds review – head-spinning classics from dub legend Mad Professor

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By Safi Bugel
| Yahoo News UK Verified
In the late 1970s, Neil Fraser, AKA Mad Professor, and his wife moved into a house in Croydon. "The normal thing would be to put in some chairs, a table," he said in a podcast last year. Instead, the legendary dub producer fitted his living room with a four-track mixing desk and his collection of homemade gear, thus marking the beginning of the studio and label Ariwa Sounds. The early years of Ariwa were captured in a 1984 album, which was reissued by Melodies International in 2023.
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2K88, Lauren Duffus, Rainy Miller & Bianca Scout: Everything Always Changes, for We’re Truly Here review – UK-Poland clan create murky beauty

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By Safi Bugel
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Polish producer 2K88 makes dark, glitching tracks that honour his country's rap history and UK bass music. So when Poland's Unsound festival asked him to team up with a group of British musicians, it made sense that he was drawn to Lauren Duffus, Rainy Miller and Bianca Scout, all of whom craft murky, genre-agnostic sounds best suited to after hours.
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‘A new world has been opened up’: how a London street got filled with art – and brought the neighbours together

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By Safi Bugel
| Yahoo News UK Verified
In 1986, an exhibition called Chambres d'Amis took contemporary art beyond the confines of the museum setting and into the homes of 58 residents in Ghent. Forty years on, a similar experiment is taking place, but on a small street in Peckham, south-east London. Rooms of Neighbours is the brainchild of curator Ben Broome, who came across Chambres d'Amis when he was between institutional jobs.
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