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Brother Culture biography, Brother Culture discography
This user has either cancelled their membership, or their account has been deleted.Id + " Text: " + targetLink.Iman Brother Culture, aka Kulcha B, the original rasta MC comin' outta Brixton SW9!Stay connected and don't miss my positive lyrics near you next time I come 'round!!Including loads of sounds Clips...Below you will find my incomplete Discography, Sound Samples and Sound Tapes...The Darker Side Of Town, produced by Manasseh on Roots Garden out now.And to be released in July, two tracks on a 12" by system error...This tune will be the second release on the Roots Garden label.It will be out in April 2006.LP bringing together 4 years of studio work...Earl Gateshead selector inna sound system style with Brother Culture, Superfour and Cucky Banton on mic...LP produced by Timmy B aka Dreadzone...Buy MusicWant to see your products in Yahoo!Current Advertisers Sign InHelp improve Yahoo!View RSS FeedMake money with Yahoo!Roots Studio Saturdays at the Strongroom bar.Red Seal had to be cancelled.Brother Culture interviewed by Jakob Levi on the 26:th November 2005, Uppsala, Sweden.Brother Culture is one of the few original UK deejays from the eighties still around rocking the mic with his mixture of easy singing and fast chatting.His skills and talent on the mic has brought him to many parts of the world where he's left his mark on either recordings or in the memories of people who he's entertained while passing through.One of the original MC's from in the eighties out of Brixton.Jah Revelation Sound, a Twelve Tribe sound, twenty three years ago and Im still doing it now.Currently I work with Trojan Sound System, Manasseh, Adrian Sherwood, Dreadzone and a number of others.Meditative Sounds and sounds in Germany, Italy, France.It was a rasta organization called Twelve Tribes of Israel and Jah Revelation was the official sound of Twelve Tribes of Israel, in Brixton London.GLM: I heard you worked with a Jamaican sound called Black Star.BC: Yeah, I worked with Black Star in 1985.Twelve Tribe HQ in Hope Road in Jamaica.So from America, the Caribbean and Europe.Probably some of them are still around.Hopefully I'll see some of them tonight.GLM: You also went over to the U.BC: Yeah, I lived in America for a few years.MC:d with my friend Shinehead on African Love.Never released though but it might come out shortly when I get some other stuff out.For the last five years I've been working with (Nick) Manasseh.We've been travelling all over the world.GLM: Have you been recording anything with him as well ?It will be a few singles released as well, on the Roots Garden label.I've been doing lots of tunes with Ryan Moore, with me, Michael Rose and Ranking Joe.I'm just recording everywhere I go really.You linked up with Adrian Sherwood and On U Sound earlier on as well...Italy last saturday with On U Sound and Zion Train.You know, to get some exposure in Japan.BC: On On U Sound, with Little Roy and Brother Culture.Mungo's HIFI which was about four years ago.It's quite popular in Europe.BC: I went to Scotland with Manasseh and we played in Glasgow and Edinbra.So I went up and spent a few days in Scotland and voiced the album for them.BC: Well, two days actually.GLM: You mentioned works with Twillight Circus Dub Sound System as well ?Disciples remix on 10:inch which is quite popular and he had a couple of other releases with me and Michael Rose.So how do you feel about representing the old school dancehall vibe in this days ?BC: I don't know really, because I wouldn't really describe my style as old school as such.I'm a eighties London MC.It's me, Tippa Irie and a few.But I wouldn't say I'm old school because I write lyrics all the time and I always come with fresh material.Brother Culture never repeats himself too much.Sometimes I do the old lyrics but recently I've only been doing lyrics that was written in the past three to four years to be honest.And some of my styles are, I'd say, futuristic other than old school.BC: Well, I joined Twelve Tribes when I was sixteen.BC: In 1982 I joined Twelve Tribes and I followed the teachings and lifestyle of a Twelve Tribe member up till about 1992.Because I get as much peace and pleasure out of studying Krishna philosophy as I do with Buddhism.Rastafari as another path of enlightment.But I don't following any exclusive.That's more important to me than preaching Rastafari to anyone.GLM: What about future works and future plans ?So I pretty much know I'll still be MC:ing when I'm sixty.So I'm just doing like most artists I'm searching all the while for that hit tune or that hit hook or something, you know, that can give a little more money so we can be a bit more free.So we can develop on some more independent projects.Because at the moment I always work with other people but I got some aspirations to do my own stuff.Good luck then in finding that hit tune and thank you very much for your time.
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