Italian Dub
Non parlo italiano. Non canto italiano. Ma mi piace questa musica italiana…
Pistoia and the Italian Dub Community from Gordon Wells on Vimeo.
This video was knocked together the morning after the night before. A fine convivial meal in a local restaurant, and a leisurely stroll through the town’s backstreets in balmy weather provided plenty of video material to edit. The 3-minute music track was downloaded from a Creative Commons site – http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Italian_Dub_Community, and provided a time-limited framework within which to work on the picture sequence. Possible uses? Suggestions please!
Posted on 31/05/2011, in Uncategorized and tagged Italian, participative video. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
Nice dub, Gordon! Glè mhath! Scusa, buonissimo
Another great Italian dub band is the Natural Dub Cluster (http://www.thenaturaldubcluster.com/), which is like an explosion in your orecchie. You can download the whole lot from the site as MP3. Proprio bello
There’s also an Italian Dub Community (http://www.italiandubcommunity.com/) which is well worth a look.
Fred
Grazie, Fred, agus ‘s fhad’ on uair sin. Glad you like the dub, and thanks for the links. But I’m ahead of you there! Both this clip and Mi piace questo binario! use the Italian Dub Community – the latter featuring the Alambic Conspiracy, in other words the Natural Dub Cluster… Do keep up.
Great minds, eh?
Yep, sorry, I’d not read your other post before replying. I’m listening to the tracks on the Italian Dub Community the now, as it happens…
Funny how the Italians have gotten into dub so much, and with such a radical outlook too. I wonder if it’s an outgrowth of the social centres movement? You might want to ask the Italians in POOLS about that.
The Germans have a good few dub artists too – have a neb at http://www.ideology.de/archives/audio000255.php
Another very good source for dub is Pete Cogle’s Dub Zone podcast (http://petecogle.com/blog/category/the-dub-zone/), where I heard the Italians and Germans in the first place. Reggae Dubwise (http://reggaedubwise.com/) is another goodie.
Thanks, Fred. I’ll check those out.
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