Salmonella Dub

cool we're going to carry on last 15 minutes just with some more new music thank you for sticking with me if you're just joining this is The Voices Breakfast Show with me Kit Lockey we've got a new one from Ezra Collective track's called Jubilee Feeling and I feel like this is them really returning to the Ezra Collective that we know and love so yeah big fan of this one Thank you.

Yes, Salmonella Dub from New Zealand celebrating 30 years of Salmonella Dub with that track Salmonella Dub Styles.

New one to me, but yeah, just came across them recently and...

Bit of a switch up, but it felt like a nice thing to play.

This is our sound Rockers come down, this is how sounds Spoke long spread, good boy not to drain Rockers come down, this is how sounds Spoke long spread, good boy not to drain . .

Alrighty, that's the sound of Salmonella dub there on the B.

Trigger there is entitled The Bromley East Roller.

And that was a remix of it, courtesy of DJ Digital and Spirit.

That was taken off the Outside the Dub Plate album, which is a brilliantly good album.

Right, before the Salmonella dub, we had XTC with Are You Receiving Me? And Brian Eno started that set off with Third Uncle.

That came out in 1974.

Amazing.

So here's a couple songs.

First up, it's Salmonella Dub with Restless Soul.

And then after that, Sammy and Waves with Stow.

We'll see after these two.

You and me could escape

You'll take me to that.

grid city grooves on george that was stowed by waves and sammy just before that we had salmonella dub with restless soul and i'm talking to kitchen now via the power of the internet we've heard so much about you your history kind of uh maybe where you're aiming to go while we have the time here is there anything coming up anything you're excited about anything that you can share that yeah you're excited for that people should check out any releases any shows anything like that to promote

Um, yeah, so we've, I've got one gig coming up, which is the, uh, euphonic Halloween show at the cinema in the past, which I'm going, uh, back to back to back to back with the four, four of us with, um, myself and, DJ Delicious, Danger Doggy, and Sarans, which is going to be an epic jump-up show, which I'm super keen for.

Dub Asylum with Steelers Rhythm from the Welcome to the Dance Bunker EP.

Before that, Orbital by Salmonella Dub.

Up next, I've queued up some Tuatara.

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The Journey of Palroy by Noor Peach.

Soul, Dub and the Coromandel.

Peter Martai Johnson is known variously as Palroy, Dubious Bear and MC Ising.

Some may know him for his multimedia art or for haunting local surf spots, but Johnson also has a deep affinity for and involvement in music.

The singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and DJ's reggae-infused groove and soulful voice have taken him exciting places.

Matt basically approached them and said, hey, you need to come and play in my band.

I started singing with them and the band got a new lease of life and started moving.

Zavuya saw a fair bit of success, billing alongside New Zealand icons such as Salmonella Dub, Shapeshifter, Rhombus, Fat Freddy's Drop, Trinity Roots, Cornerstone Roots and the Black Seeds.

Recently, The Scientist magazine asked readers to show off their lab spaces, and the results might make your own aesthetic seem dull.

One scientist emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Madison covers his walls in microbiology-related albums from bands called Salmonella Dub, Anthrax, and Dengue Fever.

A professor at the University of Puget Sound has dozens of microbial plushies populating his lab space.

A large pair of steer horns hangs over a chemist's desk at Queens University.