I recorded this mix 10 years ago but I don’t think I ever did anything with it… 1 Night Raver (2007 repress) by Mike Brooks 2 River Jordan by Luciano & Ras Zachari 3 Jah Works – We Tek Up by Jah Mali 4 Ava Leigh by Ava Leigh 5 Levi Riddim by Manasseh 6 …
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I was excited to be asked to do a mix for the 400th issue of The Wire. I know it’s fashionable in some circles to criticise it (usually for getting some minor trainspotterish detail wrong, or for not covering more of some completely marginal artist or scene). But 400 issues of a high quality independent …
John Eden – Rough and Ready Best of 2005 Reggae mix by Johnedenuk on Mixcloud Originally available for one week only here: http://www.uncarved.org/blog/2005/12/best-of-2005-mix/ Time flies…
John Eden: Drrrrrreeeeeeaaaaaammmmm Baby Drrrrrreeeeeeaaaaaammmmm by Johnedenuk on Mixcloud Suicide’s “Dream Baby Dream” stretched to an hour in duration for your listening pleasure.
John Eden: Dream Baby Dream Baby Dream versions Part Two by Johnedenuk on Mixcloud 1. Fuxa – Dream Baby Dream 2. Christian & the Heathens – Dream Baby Dream 3. Mark Refoy – Blue Moon Dream Baby Dream 4. Madrugada – Dream Baby Dream 5. Luna – Dream Baby Dream 6. Black Tambourine – Dream …
John Eden: Dream Baby Dream by Johnedenuk on Mixcloud 1. Suicide – Dream Baby Dream 2. Angel Corpus Christi – Dream Baby Dream 3. Bruce Springsteen – Dream Baby Dream
John Eden: Austerity Reggae Mix by Johnedenuk on Mixcloud (download the mp3 direct from here but don’t go mad and use up all my bandwidth) In which I slam down a bunch of the tunes I took to play out last week on the loose topic of austerity, poverty and the general insanity of the …
John Eden – Shake The Foundations vol 1 by Johnedenuk on Mixcloud This is the first proper mix I ever did, back in those pre-blog times of 2002. I was interested in tracks that blurred the lines between reggae, dub, electronica and dance music. I still am, but it seems harder to find interesting …
One of the great things about reggae’s “version culture” is how getting your mitts on a new tune can reactivate whole swathes of your collection. I stumbled across a storming UK twelve on the Boops riddim recently and spent a very pleasant Saturday afternoon on a version excursion tip, fishing out classics and long forgotten cuts …
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