L'orient est RootsKocani Orkestar VS Bigga Bush
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Categories: Dub / Reggae
Submitted by: dubwithmorebass
Kocani Orkestar VS Bigga Bush
Glyn Bigga Bush was born in Northampton, England and grew up listening to John Peel. He played guitar and bass in bands during the 70s and 80s and then in the 90s began dabbling in sampling and midi, eventually leading him to form Rockers Hi Fiwith Birmingham DJ Richard Whittingham. Together they produced four studio albums which were released on Island and then WEA Records, as well as a DJ Kicks mix on K7.
Since 2000 BiggaBush has worked alone on dub-influenced music released on Stereo Deluxe and funk, batucada, latin and reggae sounds released on Best Seven. His alter ego Lightning Head has a new album out on his own Lion Head Recordings, “13 Faces of Lightning Head”, which is a mix of afrobeat, deep funk, 21st century reggae and other afro styles.
Glyn Bigga Bush was born in Northampton, England and grew up listening to John Peel. He played guitar and bass in bands during the 70s and 80s and then in the 90s began dabbling in sampling and midi, eventually leading him to form Rockers Hi Fiwith Birmingham DJ Richard Whittingham. Together they produced four studio albums which were released on Island and then WEA Records, as well as a DJ Kicks mix on K7.
Since 2000 BiggaBush has worked alone on dub-influenced music released on Stereo Deluxe and funk, batucada, latin and reggae sounds released on Best Seven. His alter ego Lightning Head has a new album out on his own Lion Head Recordings, “13 Faces of Lightning Head”, which is a mix of afrobeat, deep funk, 21st century reggae and other afro styles.
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