Jah Lightning and Thunder at Red Bull Academy

A very rare chance to see Aba Shanti interviewed.

Me a go Bellevue

A weekend in Bristol, the Sun was shining, Rooted records was using Woofah 4 as a key selling point in their window display. They also have a nice garrard 4hf as shop turntable.

Walked past the skate shop where I got my first pro-deck when I was 14 (a Powell Peralta Tony Hawk, rather boringly). I probably bought some horrible garish Vision Street wear rubbish at the same time. Ah, the stupidity of youth.

We managed to miss both David Rodigan on Friday and what looked like a nice roots session on Sunday.

Had some lovely real ales though.

Woofah 4 is out!

After much delay, the latest issue of the UK's (nay, the world's!) finest bass culture mag is out.

No doubt the best yet, crammed with obscure side roads and bye ways to explore at your leisure, a lovely design and suitably out of date record reviews.

As my contribution gets less (not that it was ever great), the mag gets better- I could track this on a graph. As the kids might say, shout outs to the Woofah fam.

Tribe in Leeds will have some next week, as the simple opportunity to get copies up north a couple of weeks ago was spurned in favour of pointless venting (me) and lazer targetted insight (Eden) at Exodus/DMZ, whilst Mr Meme got the local yoot doing gun finger.

Otherwise get it here, or at the most discerning of record outlets.

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