Archive for May, 2012
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Hollie Cook In Dub reviewed by BBC Music
Prince Fatty Presents Hollie Cook In Dub, the new dub-interpretations release from Hollie Cook, has been reviewed to high praise by BBC Music.
Reviewer, Martin Longley, states that “Cook invests this uncompromising dub soundscape with her pop-attuned approachability. The album’s thundering wobble certainly can’t be deemed … [read more]
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Jessica Lauren Four played by Gilles Peterson on BBC 6 Music
Gilles Peterson played ‘White Mountain’ by Jessica Lauren Four on his new BBC 6 Music radio show.
‘White Mountain’ is from the self-titled debut Jessica Lauren Four album, which is out right now on Freestyle Records.
Check out the BBC website for full details of Gilles Peterson’s show, including … [read more]
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Hollie Cook In Dub reviewed by Data Transmission
Data Transmission have given Prince Fatty Presents Hollie Cook In Dub a fantastic 8 / 10 rating on their renowned music site.
The review, written by Pete Adkins, praises the album and goes on to claim that, “If this LP doesn’t make you want to stop what you’re doing, … [read more]
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Hollie Cook, Prince Fatty and Horseman interviewed by United Reggae
Following on from the recent album, Prince Fatty Presents Hollie Cook In Dub, United Reggae interviewed Hollie Cook, Prince Fatty and Horseman at London St Pancras station.
Conducted by Angus Taylor, the interview talks about the release, as well as playing live at London St Pancras station and … [read more]
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Davy Graham Anthology reviewed by All Music Guide
Anthology 1961 – 2007 Lost Tapes, the 3xCD release of Davy Graham‘s work has been given an in-depth review by the All Music Guide.
As reviewer Richie Unterberger states, “For a guitarist who’s never risen above cult status despite his influential and often excellent work, Davy Graham’s been honored … [read more]
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Hollie Cook In Dub reviewed by United Reggae
United Reggae have written a glowing review of Prince Fatty Presents Hollie Cook In Dub, the album of dub-infused re-workings of Hollie Cook‘s material.
“Prince Fatty has yet again managed to put out another scorcher, and even though this album is made with vintage recording and mixing equipment … [read more]