Entertainment News Aug 31, 2021
Lee “Scratch” Perry, the wildly influential Jamaican singer and producer who pushed the boundaries of reggae and shepherded dub, died Sunday. He was 85 years old.
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Hidemitsu Shimizu: Realizing the full extent of vocal possibility
by Ayako Nakano
Narrator and voice actor Hidemitsu Shimizu on how he brings characters to life, who has the sexiest male voice and rapping about math for work.
Music Oct 27, 2006
Dub pioneer Lee Perry talks God, ganja and Japanese gadgets
by Daniel Robson
Musical resumes don't get much more impressive than Lee "Scratch" Perry's, the Jamaican maverick credited with inventing both dub and reggae. Now 70, Perry was a talent scout for Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's famed Studio One in the late 1950s and early '60s; he pioneered sampling ...
Music Oct 27, 2006
by Jeff Hammond
At most live gigs, all eyes are on the band while the mixing desk is tucked out of sight with some guy in a T-shirt standing behind it simply making sure each instrument comes out at the right level. But indicating how far our perception ...
