Adrian Sherwood-Presents Dub no Frontiers
dub no frontiers is inspired by and features female vocalists that adrian sherwood and the on-u sound label knew from the uk or had met while travelling around the world. many of the singers said they felt the dub and reggae arena was a bit of a male preserve and a little intimidating even, so sherwood decided to invite artistes to perform a song of their choice, all in non-english on his rhythm tracks. vocalists include likkle mai (singing in japanese), rita morar (hindi), kerieva (romani), neyssatou (arabic) & yehaiyahan (chinese). the album is dedicated to the memory of both ariane ‘ari up’ forster and lincoln valentine ‘style’ scott with whom the project started.
dub no frontiers is inspired by and features female vocalists that adrian sherwood and the on-u sound label knew from the uk or had met while travelling around the world. many of the singers said they felt the dub and reggae arena was a bit of a male preserve and a little intimidating even, so sherwood decided to invite artistes to perform a song of their choice, all in non-english on his rhythm tracks. vocalists include likkle mai (singing in japanese), rita morar (hindi), kerieva (romani), neyssatou (arabic) & yehaiyahan (chinese). the album is dedicated to the memory of both ariane ‘ari up’ forster and lincoln valentine ‘style’ scott with whom the project started.
dub no frontiers is inspired by and features female vocalists that adrian sherwood and the on-u sound label knew from the uk or had met while travelling around the world. many of the singers said they felt the dub and reggae arena was a bit of a male preserve and a little intimidating even, so sherwood decided to invite artistes to perform a song of their choice, all in non-english on his rhythm tracks. vocalists include likkle mai (singing in japanese), rita morar (hindi), kerieva (romani), neyssatou (arabic) & yehaiyahan (chinese). the album is dedicated to the memory of both ariane ‘ari up’ forster and lincoln valentine ‘style’ scott with whom the project started.