Jah Wobble and Liverpool-based duo Tian Qiyi (Wobble’s sons Charlie and John) have announced Mystic Liverpool, a reinterpretation of The Beatles’ psychedelic late 1960s work, released on 14 August. Blending dub basslines with Chinese and Mongolian instrumentation, the album reimagines songs from the Sgt. Pepper's
Since departing PiL in the early 1980s, Jah Wobble has been carving a niche in any genre he wants – from dub to world, jazz to folk, post-punk to funk –and has amassed over forty albums in three decades. This week’s track is ‘Dark Luminosity’, a pulsating, bass heavy
We already provide a home for the 30 Hertz catalogue, boasting two dozen or so albums from the early 80s to the mid-noughties by legendary ex-PiL bassist Jah Wobble. We're now proud to announce the acquisition of many more Wobble records dating from the last decade, including Everything Is No Thing (2016), Maghrebi
Also hitting the screens in March is a new independent british film, Burning Men, described as "a unique English rock and roll road movie" from director Jeremy Wooding. The movie stars Edward Hayter, Aki Omoshaybi and Elinor Crawley and boasts an impressive soundtrack including the wonderful
Cherry Red are delighted to announce the arrival of Jah Wobble's 30 Hertz label and catalogue. Since 1997, the charismatic, ex-PiL bassist has been carving a niche within dub/world music/jazz, amassing over 30 albums in less than two decades. A 6-CD career-spanning box set Redux and a