Live Track and after show interview with poet Mark Mace Smith.On BBC Introducing with Sean McGinty on BBC radio Lancashire.
BBC Presenter: Sean McGinty
Poet: Mark Mace Smith
After show interviewer and producer and editor of this package: Shelley Booth
Original Broadcast: BBC Introducing with Sean McGinty on BBC radio Lancashire -5/11/09.
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Saturday, 7 November 2009
Friday, 6 November 2009
No Mans Land -BBC Introducing with Sean McGinty
Live track and after show interview with the band No Mans Land.
BBC Presenter : Sean McGinty
Band : No Mans Land
After show interviewer and producer and editor of this package : Shelley Booth
Original Broadcast: BBC Introducing on BBC Radio Lancashire 5/11/09
www.bbc.co.uk/lancashire
www.myspace.com/nomanslandpreston
Saturday, 10 October 2009
Electric Free Time Machine
An interview with Lancaster band, Electric Free Time Machine.
Interview was broadcast on the 8th of october on BBC Radio Lancashire on BBC Introducing with Sean Mcginty.
BBC Presenter : Sean Mcginty.
www.myspace.com/eftm
Sunday, 4 October 2009
Wednesday, 5 August 2009
China White E.P Review
China White
The Kitchen Sessions E.P
China White are unashamedly from the Northwest. Their music reflects this in every way, they experiment, they mix genres and they have that very Northern ability to turn a, sometimes awkward subject, into a track you will want to keep playing.
Whilst their sound is reflective of their roots, they have managed to produce an E.P that once put in to the CD player, will drag you from what ever place you are in, to a universal place of hedonism, drugs, loss and reflection.
Managing, successfully, to cross the British/American rap divide by bringing on board Scorpio of Grand Master Flash fame for the track “AGGRESSION”, was a feat in itself. And having previously worked with Rowetta on the track OUR DYLON, proves that these guys have what it takes to impress the respected of the industry.
But where China White really impress, is on tracks like “UP AND DOWN”, yes it’s a love song, but a China White love song is not a regular love song, the lyrics are of cause reflective, the beats clean, whilst having a back drop of grit provided by the vocals.
“PERUVIAN TREES” and “GRAM CENTRAL STATION” show what China White can do with tough subjects like drugs. They do not apologise for it, they do not condone, they just give you something to think about, whilst enjoying their ability to pump an air of funk and soul into the track, whilst subtly reminding you of northern roots with the line “mental, mental, chicken oriental”.
The Kitchen Sessions E.P, is one of those rare gems that will have you moving on one track and intently listening on another, with a slice of funk, that transports you back to the past added for good measure.
China White have come along way on their own, and this E.P can only take them further, but regardless of where it takes them, you feel that China White will always be China White from Warrington, as one of them said at a gig “ We wear high street”.
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Shelley Booth
The Kitchen Sessions E.P
China White are unashamedly from the Northwest. Their music reflects this in every way, they experiment, they mix genres and they have that very Northern ability to turn a, sometimes awkward subject, into a track you will want to keep playing.
Whilst their sound is reflective of their roots, they have managed to produce an E.P that once put in to the CD player, will drag you from what ever place you are in, to a universal place of hedonism, drugs, loss and reflection.
Managing, successfully, to cross the British/American rap divide by bringing on board Scorpio of Grand Master Flash fame for the track “AGGRESSION”, was a feat in itself. And having previously worked with Rowetta on the track OUR DYLON, proves that these guys have what it takes to impress the respected of the industry.
But where China White really impress, is on tracks like “UP AND DOWN”, yes it’s a love song, but a China White love song is not a regular love song, the lyrics are of cause reflective, the beats clean, whilst having a back drop of grit provided by the vocals.
“PERUVIAN TREES” and “GRAM CENTRAL STATION” show what China White can do with tough subjects like drugs. They do not apologise for it, they do not condone, they just give you something to think about, whilst enjoying their ability to pump an air of funk and soul into the track, whilst subtly reminding you of northern roots with the line “mental, mental, chicken oriental”.
The Kitchen Sessions E.P, is one of those rare gems that will have you moving on one track and intently listening on another, with a slice of funk, that transports you back to the past added for good measure.
China White have come along way on their own, and this E.P can only take them further, but regardless of where it takes them, you feel that China White will always be China White from Warrington, as one of them said at a gig “ We wear high street”.
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Shelley Booth
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