"There's many lessons to be learnt at Trinity Centre on Friday from survivors of UK reggae Channel One Sound System. 30 years holding ground at Notting Hill with a box of dubplates to match, this sound brings the name of Kingston's legendary Channel One Records into new decades and new scenes. Far from 'just a roots/dub' sound system: Channel One nights are a journey - running the full gauntlet through steppas and onto harder sounds. Their Dub to Dubstep and Dub to Jungle tours paired them with RSD, Kromestar and Congo Natty (as well as beating Metalheadz and Boy Better Know and the Red Bull Culture Clash). So it's a dream partnership to see them hosted by Teachings in Dub, whose close ties with everything dubstep in Bristol has let to infamous dub crossover nights with Bandulu and Deep Medi. Your masters of ceremony are innovators and icons in their own right, Mikey Dread & Ras KAYLEB. ? Tickets: hdfst.uk/E50058 ?"
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A clubnight held at The Trinity Centre on Friday 14th December. The event starts at 22:00.
Presenting the world renowned
Channel One Sound System
Feat Mikey Dread & Ras Kayleb
Channel One join us for this all-night session bringing their hand-built sound and fully loaded dubplate box. They are one of the UK's best known and most loved reggae sound systems and we're very proud to have them bless the Teachings arena.
History: Having taken over the running of their father's sound in 1979, Mikey Dread and his brother Jah T took the sound to local blues parties and dances. Mikey played releases from the legendary Channel One studio in Jamaica, adopting the name of Channel One Sound System. In 1983, Channel One started playing at Notting Hill Carnival, their reputation and name grew from there.
With decades in the business this will be a night packed full of original dubplate pressure and maximum vibes start to finish.
Come get some teachings!
Entry requirements:
Tickets for other dub clubnights
