Outside a basement apartment in Echo Park, Los Angeles, a line was beginning to spill over from the complex into the adjoining street. With countless bars, clubs and venues to choose from, hundreds of people regularly descended here for Hush Hush, the semi-regular party started by producer/DJs Michael David and Tyler Blake aka Classixx.

"We started throwing the party bec

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From the seventies through t

Junior Murvin (born Murvin Junior Smith, circa 1949, Port Antonio, Jamaica) is a Jamaican reggae musician. He is best known for the single 'Police and Thieves', produced by Lee 'Scratch' Perry in 1976.

Murvin's soaring voice and the infectious rhythm made 'Police and Thieves' into an international hit during the summer of that year. It peaked at #23 in the UK Singles Chart in

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As a general rule, the last place you'd expect to find the future of British pop would be on a TV talent show. But from the moment it was announced that contestants on Sky 1's talent quest Must Be The Music would be performing their own songs, and that the judging panel would incl

The brainchild of Madness saxophonist Mr. Lee 'Kix' Thompson, Lee Thompson's Ska Orchestra were formed, in the back streets of Hackney, in the early months of 2011. They came together from different parts of North, East, South and West London, with their common denominator being music, and in particular those good old Ska & Reggae rhythms that burst out of Jamaica in the mi

Krept & Konan are a rap duo rapidly rising to the front line of the UK underground scene. Straight from the heart of London's south, in Norwood and Thornton Heath respectively, the pair represents a concept of a somewhat dying breed; the seamless, two-man urban act.

You'll have to flummox around the history books to find a suitable example of that eyebrow-lifting "rapping

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