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Our free MP3 download today is an edit of a rare track from one of the most important Scottish artists and musicians since the early 1970s, the late John Martyn. Black Man At The Shoulder features as one of the previously unreleased bonus tracks on the 2004 re-issued collectors version of his seminal One World album. Edited here brilliantly by Bill Brewster who runs the estimable DJ History website

You can check out more edits, mixes and other bits and pieces on the Bill Brewster SoundCloud channel.

Listen online, stream and download the Ionise Dubcast on Radio Magnetic for the best classic and contemporary dub and reggae music.

Hard to believe but it’s true. The less than prolific One Louder have only gone and done it again. Episode 2 of Ionise Dubcast has arrived and unsurprisingly features the finest deep reggae and heavy dub.

The Ionise Dubcast series is still getting into it’s groove but Episode 2 is a real tonic for the ears with devastating dub from the likes of Mikey Dread and The Aggrovators sitting alongside lush vocal tracks by The Chosen Few and The Congos.

Get it on and turn it up. You owe it to yourself.

Tracklist

1. Keith Hudson – Depth Charge
2. Mikey Dread – Demo Dub
3. The Ethiopians – Locust
4. King Tubby – World Dub Conference
5. Scientist – Coxsone Feel This One
6. The Congos – Fisherman
7. Dennis Alcapone – Teach The Children
8. The Aggrovators – Soldering Version
9. King Tubby – Dubbing My Baby
10. Observer all Stars – Casanova Dub
11. Dub Specialist – Beam Sound (Sound Beam)
12. Lee Perry – 23rd Dub
13. Chosen Few – Candy I’m So Doggone Mixed Up

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If you’re familiar with any of the styles of music above then hopefully you will enjoy yourself, and if you’re not it’s going to be an interesting journey.

On The Process presented by Neil Macdonald you’ll hear new music and old music, and you’ll hear from people who make music. In this show we hear from Peaking Lights and Roedelius. The full interviews are published in Sidewalk magazine, or can be found here: bitemywire.blogspot.com/

Tracklist

1. King Jammy – Private Plan Dub
2. US Girls – Red Ford Radio
3. Peaking Lights Interview
4. Peaking Lights – Amazing and Wonderful
5. Forest Swords – Miarches
6. Ike Yard – NCR (Funkstörung Remix)
7. The Fall – Cosmos 7
8. The Cramps – Shombalor
9. Sol Invictus – Fields
10. Lungfish – Tick Tock
11. Beat Happening – TV Girl
12. Fireball – Witchy Ways
13. Roedelius Interview
14. Roedelius – Single Boogie
15. David Byrne and Brian Eno – Strange Overtones
16. Dan Sartain – Now Now Now
17. Spectrum – It’s Alright

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We Can Still Picnic present The Pabs and Tyler Show. An endlessly interrupted slice of wiggy pop, dead air and unintentional humour.

These Franz Ferdinand/1990s/Correcto/Yummy Fur spoilsports engage in an on-air battle fighting for custody of the decks.

Expect the almost-expected and lashings of the ill-advised.

Kraut / 70s / reggae / trash punk / industrial / stoner rock / tropicalia and repetition repetition repetition (“is there anybody there? YEAH!”)

Tracklist

1. Brian Eno and The Winkies – Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch
2. John Cooper Clarke – I Don’t Wanna Be Nice
3. Joe Gibbs – Chapter 3
4. The Maggots – Let’s Get Tammy Wynette
5. Martin Creed – F*ck Off
6. Ulf Dageby – Gnistrande Sno
7. Coven – Black Sabbath
8. Kevin Coyne & Dagmar Krause – Come Down Here
9. Gary Glitter – If I Could, I Would, But I Can’t
10. The Birthday Party – Mutiny In Heaven
11. Christ Child – Washington AC/DC
12. GTOs – Circular Circulation
13. Wanderleia – Pushin’ Too Hard
14. Carey’s Problem – Led Zeppelin
15. Terry R. Brooks and Strange – Love Me
16. Little Red Corvette – Julian, I Want to Be a Dancer
17. Jefferson Airplane – Never Trust A German
18. Nathaniel Fregoso and the Bountiful Hearts – Oh Baby
19. Iggy Pop – Johanna
20. Cat Power – Willie
21. Witch – Strange Dream
22. Adriano Celentano – Prisencolinensinanciusol
23. Zoo – Hard Time, Good Times

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As Radio Magnetic‘s 10th year broadcasting cutting edge specialist music programmes draws to a close the One Louder DJs have decided to help them celebrate by giving the Ionise show a bit of a make-over.

Over the last 10 years the broadcasting industry has changed dramatically and nowadays, in this modern ultra-connected digital age, finding some audio entertainment that is actually satisfying and listener friendly is no longer the painful and time consuming task that it used to be.

It is certainly an exciting time for broadcasters and listeners alike and it is this that has inspired the One Louder DJs to switch things up a bit.

The new direction see them serving up a series of irregular and inconsistent mixes of the finest reggae and dub influenced music designed specifically for your headphones. The idea is not to take up too much of your time and to keep you interested and entertained while they have your attention.

Episode One sees Davie Kelly lay down an iPod friendly mix of some seriously bass heavy low slung dub and reggae. So plug yourself in, turn it up to eleven and give your ears a treat.

Tracklist

1. U Roy – Love I Tender
2. Zap Pow – Nice Nice Time
3. The Ethiopians – Nuh Follow Babylon
4. King Tubby – Dub Fi Gwan
5. Niney The Observer – Ital Correction
6. Ras Michael and The Sons of Negus – Nyah Man Say
7. Harry J Allstars – The Big Three
8. Joe Gibbs – Musical Arena
9. Johnny Osborne – We Need Love
10. Prince Jammy Vs King Tubby – King Tubby’s Salute
11. The Night Train – Making Tracks
12. Cedric ‘Im Brooks – Give Rasta Glory
13. Big Youth – Screaming Target

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Rumpistol’s (Rump Recordings founder Jens B. Christiansen) new EP Talk To You has been garnering lots of attention here at Radio Magnetic, recently featuring on our new music show Orbit. Its fuzzy loops and big dirty bass vibes carry the record along, while weird and wonderful samples leave you wanting more.

Rumpistol – In This Song

So it is with great pleasure that we can give you a free MP3 for your collection from this fantastic new EP. The tune’s titled In This Song and we hope you enjoy it much as we do!

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This autumn the outstanding Afro Caribbean Centre at 66 Osbourne Street will be hosting a string of live reggae music organised by JA live and ACC 2014. So get your skanking shoes on and get along.

First up this Friday 30 September at 8pm a freshers reggae party with an illustrious line up featuring Prince Fatty Soundsystem, Hollie Cook, Horseman and Mutant Hi-Fi.  Prince Fatty named in honour of the late great King Tubby is a true champion in the dub arena who has worked with many legends of the reggae scene including Gregory Isaacs and Junior Murvin. He’ll be bringing his dub heavy sound system to the dancefloor. Also featuring during the course of the evening is Hollie ‘daughter of Sex Pistols Paul’ Cook, fresh from working with Prince Fatty on her self-titled debut album earlier this year, plus additional tunes from Horseman and Mutant Hi-Fi. Tickets are £5 and can be bought on the door or at www.ticketweb.com.

Next up are UK reggae legends Misty In Roots on Friday the 7 October at 8pm. Misty In Roots have been together for a staggering 40 years and are still pumping out the same morally conscious roots reggae  sound they helped pioneer in the 70s with the Rock Against Racism movement. Their 1979 album  Live At The Counter Eurovision 79, featured classic songs Ghetto Of The City, Sodom and Gomorra and Man Kind was championed by John Peel and as well as helping to bring UK roots reggae to a wider audience in the UK is regarded as a true classic amongst the majority of reggae aficionados. Again, tickets can be bought from www.ticketweb.co.uk or www.tickets-scotland.com and cost £15.

Concluding the autumn season of quality reggae gigs at the Afro Caribbean Centre are Barry Ashworth’s Dub Pistols on Saturday 8 October at 8pm. Consistently defying genre classifications from their early singles on Concrete Records to their Six Million Ways To Live LP, Dub Pistols have never shied away from the label of innovators within the UK’s dance music scene. Recently collaborating with hip-hop MC Rodney P, Specials front man Terry Hall and scratch master DJ Stix you’re in for a fantastic night with these legendary party starters. Tickets cost £8 for early birds and £10 thereafter, they can purchased from either www.ticketweb.co.uk or www.tickets-scotland.com.

Following the virtual excursion to the T Break Stage Special, Stuart McHugh steps back in time with some old favourites this time round – Astrid Williamson, Thrum, Brian Eno, They Might Be Giants and with Kid Canaveral flying the flag for 2011.

Tracklist

1. Kid Canaveral – And Another Thing – Fence
2. Astrid Williamson – Dance – One Little Indian
3. Roy Moller – Downstate Update -TBM
4. iliketrains – Sirens – iLR
5. Tuskerbaridi – Space – demo
6. Brian Eno – Glitch – Warp
7. Thrum – So Glad – PRA
8. The Wrong Boyfriends – Lechroma – Korovox
9. Big Youth – Marcus Garvey Dread – Klick
10. They Might Be Giants – Can’t Keep Johnny Down – ADA

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We were invited by the lovely people at Mixcloud HQ to come down and play at their monthly residency at the Big Chill House, King’s Cross as part of our tenth birthday celebrations. We did just that and thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks to everyone who came down to enjoy a truly memorable evening of great music and partying. It was a lot of fun.

Here’s the first DJ set of the evening. Station manager, Andy McColgan, who got things started nicely with a spot of reggae and gospel-tinged soul before moving onto more disco-floor territory via a trio of Scottish indie-dance masterpieces. Some obscure tunes, many not so obscure… all seemed to go down well though and got the party started in fine style. There were even some people dancing and it was quite early…

Keep an eye on: radiomagnetic.com/10years for the rest of the sets from the night in the coming days. Davie Kelly, S-Type, Dougal Perman and Mixcloud‘s Nikhil and Nico.

And have a look and check out some of Andy’s irregularly produced and presented, Relative Frequency shows on Radio Magnetic too if you like the sound if this sort of stuff.

Enjoy.

Tracklist

1. Linton Kwesi Johnston – Reggae Fi Peach
2. Jackie Mittoo – Sunshine
3. Susan Cadogan – Congratulations
4. Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir – Like A Ship (Without a Sail)
5. Dave Bartholomew – The Monkey
6. Primal Scream – Loaded (Terry Farley Remix)
7. King Biscuit Time – I Walk The Earth (EP Version)
8. Orange Juice – Can’t Help Myself (Long Version)
9. Shirley and Company – Shame Shame Shame
10. Family Tree – Family Tree
11. Diana Ross – Love the One You’re With (Todd Terje Re-edit)
12. Gil Scott Heron – The Bottle (Live Version)
13. Gang Do Tagarella – Rapper’s Delight
14. Gwen Guthrie – Ain’t Nothin’ Goin But the Rent
15. Sister Sledge – Thinking of You
16. Fleetwood Mac – Everywhere (Psychemagik Re-edit)
17. Asha Puthli – Peek-a-Boo-Boogie (Lee Douglas Re-edit)
18. Third World – Now That We’ve Found Love
19. Fun Boy Three – Our Lips Are Sealed (Special Extended Remix)

Mulatu Astatke is acknowledged as the father of Ethio Jazz, a melding of latin rhythms, traditional Ethiopian music, jazz, pop, reggae, elements of instrument-based disco and African dance music with lots and lots of funk. Sounds pretty good, eh? We think so, and highly recommend his gig as part of the Glasgow Jazz Festival on Thursday 30 June.

Mulatu was musically trained in London, New York and Boston where he was the first African student at the prestigious Berklee College of Music. After a brief period recording in New York he returned to Ethiopia where he found Addis Ababa had flourished into a cosmopolitan and vibrant city. Here he immersed himself in the music scene combining his newly discovered knowledge of jazz with the traditional Ethiopian melodies of his formative years.

Largely unknown in the west, this changed with the release of Ethiopiques 4 on French label, Buda Musiques which showcased his prodigious and expansive talents. His music was used as the score for Jim Jarmusch’s 2005 film Broken Flowers thereby bringing Mulatu’s music to a new generation of music fans. The ever-impressive Strut Records have also aided in the recent resurgence of interest in the work of Mulatu Astatke, with the releases of  a handful of wonderful compilations showcasing the pioneering music he has made, as a solo artist as well as with a range of superb musicians including The Heliocentrics, as well as a brand new LP in 2010, entitled Mulatu Steps Ahead. The title says it all for us but come and see him for yourself. You won’t be disappointed.

Mulatu Astatke plays a very special gig at Platform, in Glasgow, as part of the 2011 Glasgow Jazz Festival on Thursday 30 June.

Tickets are available from platform-online.co.uk or on 0141 276 9696

Tickets also available at Monorail, Kings Court, SEE Tickets and Ticket Scotland.

Return buses on the night from Mono Bar – tickets only £4 from Monorail or on the bus.

For the gig, local links and under 16′s £10. Normal tickets £14.

Keep up to date with our exclusive Glasgow Jazz Festival previews and coverage too.

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