Vibes Is Right
Thursday 17th May, 2012
Om Unit finally drops his deep re-edit of Barrington Levy’s ‘Vibes Is Right’ on a limited edition 10″.
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NEWS ARCHIVE
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Donald ‘Duck’ Dunn RIP
Wednesday 16th May, 2012
SPW48 guest Greg Wilson pays tribute to one of the greatest bass guitarists in the history of black music.
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Holyroller Fridays
Tuesday 15th May, 2012
Still high from IG Culture’s firing set in the Beat Bar, we’ve just discovered this live recording from his Plastic People throwdown on the Holyroller blog.
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Machinery (Fhloston Paradigm Remix)
Monday 14th May, 2012
Dig this free leftfield rework of Sonnymoon’s ‘Machinery’ by Weekender favourite King Britt.
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Harry Belafonte: A conversation with a legend
Sunday 13th May, 2012
Harry Belafonte discusses his extraordinary life as a celebrated singer and activist to celebrate the publication of his life story, ‘My Song’.
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The Mo’Nique Show: Jill Scott Interview
Saturday 12th May, 2012
Replay of an insightful interview with today’s headline act.
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Black Sheep share the Southport love
Friday 11h May, 2012
Black Sheep mag share the line up for the soulful event of the year!
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INTERVIEWS ARCHIVE
Timmy Regisford
Originally published in 2002.
Marc Rowlands conducted a rare interview with the music mogul at the peak of Club Shelter’s influence.
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Theo Parrish
Originally published in 2002.
Theo Parrish likes to talk about music. Marc Rowlands obliges.
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Ron Trent
Originally published in 2003.
Marc Rowlands interviewed Ron Trent after his return to hometown Chicago, following a stint living in NYC.
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Terry Hunter
Originally published in 2003.
The Chicago DJ goes back, way back, in this interview conducted by Marc Rowlands
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Joey Negro
Originally published in 2002.
A frank and honest chat with Dave Lee aka Joey Negro, head honcho of Z Records and The Sunburst Band
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Jazzy Jeff
Originally published in 2003.
Marc Rowlands talked to Jazzy Jeff about his A Touch Of Jazz label, who introduced us to Jill Scott.
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