A clubnight held at Cosies on Thursday 14th April. The event starts at 22:00.
Rhythm Steady & Yaksha Sounds present Dub for Solidarity featuring Joe Yorke, Nga Han, Eeyun Purkins & Yaksha.
All Proceeds go to Bristol Refugee Rights
Thursday 14th April
22:00 - Late
34 Portland Square, BS2 8RG
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Joe Yorke
“One of the most promising UK artists of his generation, he continues at a controlled pace an ascent that began many years ago.” - Stand High Patrol
Producer, Singer & Composer: Joe Yorke performs and records as a vocalist for the Co-Operators & Stand High Patrol among others. As a producer and head of his Rhythm Steady label, Joe continues to grow his 7” discography with an eclectic array of high quality releases.
Nga Han
Hailing from St Ann’s Parish Jamaica, Nga Han’s deeply conscious lyrics and vocal stylings encapsulate the power and spirit of the new wave of roots singers. Nga has three albums under his belt from two of Europe’s most prolific studios, Earth Works and Hoboken HI-FI and multiple singles with producers from across the world. For example, with Eeyun Purkins newly released 7” 45 ‘Tek a Chance’, and with a new collaboration with Yaksha to be released this year.
Eeyun Purkins
Producer, engineer, musician & lyricist with The Co-Operators & Waggle Dance Studios. Eeyun Purkins last two LP’s and various singles with Happy People Records have received critical acclaim from David Rodigan, Gideon Cole, Craig Charles and Don Letts.
Yaksha
Inspired by mixtapes given to him by Alpha & Omega over the years, Yaksha began experimenting with his own productions from the age of 15. Now having played through the original ‘Tip-A-Tone HiFi’ and supported Lee “Scratch” Perry, the underlying aim for Yaksha remains to reflect upon the foundations of the culture; and, as the name literally means, to respect the natural treasures within the trees roots. After starting an all vinyl record label in October 2019, Yaksha’s first 2 records have sold out within days of release, receiving support globally from soundsystem’s such as King Shiloh, Lions Den and Real Roots.
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Bristol Refugee Rights: Safety, Solidarity & Action for Change. For the last 15 years, they’ve worked to strengthen the visibility, voice and representation of asylum seekers and refugees in local affairs in Bristol, and raise awareness of asylum and refugee issues.
https://www.bristolrefugeerights.org/
Entry requirements:
All Proceeds go to Bristol Refugee Rights
Thursday 14th April
22:00 - Late
34 Portland Square, BS2 8RG
____________________________________
Joe Yorke
“One of the most promising UK artists of his generation, he continues at a controlled pace an ascent that began many years ago.” - Stand High Patrol
Producer, Singer & Composer: Joe Yorke performs and records as a vocalist for the Co-Operators & Stand High Patrol among others. As a producer and head of his Rhythm Steady label, Joe continues to grow his 7” discography with an eclectic array of high quality releases.
Nga Han
Hailing from St Ann’s Parish Jamaica, Nga Han’s deeply conscious lyrics and vocal stylings encapsulate the power and spirit of the new wave of roots singers. Nga has three albums under his belt from two of Europe’s most prolific studios, Earth Works and Hoboken HI-FI and multiple singles with producers from across the world. For example, with Eeyun Purkins newly released 7” 45 ‘Tek a Chance’, and with a new collaboration with Yaksha to be released this year.
Eeyun Purkins
Producer, engineer, musician & lyricist with The Co-Operators & Waggle Dance Studios. Eeyun Purkins last two LP’s and various singles with Happy People Records have received critical acclaim from David Rodigan, Gideon Cole, Craig Charles and Don Letts.
Yaksha
Inspired by mixtapes given to him by Alpha & Omega over the years, Yaksha began experimenting with his own productions from the age of 15. Now having played through the original ‘Tip-A-Tone HiFi’ and supported Lee “Scratch” Perry, the underlying aim for Yaksha remains to reflect upon the foundations of the culture; and, as the name literally means, to respect the natural treasures within the trees roots. After starting an all vinyl record label in October 2019, Yaksha’s first 2 records have sold out within days of release, receiving support globally from soundsystem’s such as King Shiloh, Lions Den and Real Roots.
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Bristol Refugee Rights: Safety, Solidarity & Action for Change. For the last 15 years, they’ve worked to strengthen the visibility, voice and representation of asylum seekers and refugees in local affairs in Bristol, and raise awareness of asylum and refugee issues.
https://www.bristolrefugeerights.org/
Entry requirements:
Tickets for other dub clubnights
— The Trinity Centre
reggae
dub
roots reggae
rock steady
— The Underground
dub
drum and bass
jungle
140
breakbeat
