HOMEBASS COMMUNICATIONS presents DUBWAY SESSIONS with Special Guest RSD aka Smith and Mighty and GAPI DUB KITCHEN live at CLUB CULTURE July 9!!
We are very honored to have these two artists rinse out the sounds on this very special night. Get ready for the heaviest dubwise sounds heavy enough to please JAH RASTAFARIi!! Tickets are 400 baht at the door/include 1 drink. FREE BEFORE 11PM.
Heres...
[read more] HOMEBASS COMMUNICATIONS presents DUBWAY SESSIONS with Special Guest RSD aka Smith and Mighty and GAPI DUB KITCHEN live at CLUB CULTURE July 9!!
We are very honored to have these two artists rinse out the sounds on this very special night. Get ready for the heaviest dubwise sounds heavy enough to please JAH RASTAFARIi!! Tickets are 400 baht at the door/include 1 drink. FREE BEFORE 11PM.
Heres the full line up
SPECIAL GUEST:
RSD aka Smith and Mighty
GAPI DUB KITCHEN aka Gap T bone
Residents:
Dragon
Sinamon
Hiroo
More info check out:
http://www.dragonhb.com
http://www.myspace.com/dubrockers
http://www.tboneska.com
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?271709
RSD BIO:
RSD, perhaps better known as Bristol bass and drum music stalwart Rob Smith (one half of respected production duo Smith and Mighty), has been pushing bass heavy rhythms for more than two decades.
Forming the, now legendary, production duo Smith and Mighty with collaborator Ray Mighty in 1987, the pair's early releases on the Three Stripe label were influential in laying the groundwork for both the trip hop and jungle scenes for which Bristol would become renowned. As well as their own releases, they take production credit for Massive Attacks first release ’Any Love’ and Fresh Fours top ten hit ’Wishing on a star’.
Under the moniker RSD, Rob Smith produces fresh, innovative bass music that simultaneously pays dues to his deep soundsystem roots while pushing things ever forward. He remains firmly at the forefront of Bristol's endlessly inventive music scene. With a staggering discography and a range of projects encompassing dub, drum and bass, 2-step and dubstep, Rob Smith has has his finger squarely on the bass-pulse.
