Peter Gabriel on Changed My Mind podcast – AUDIO

Peter Gabriel is the guest on the current Changed My Mind podcast. AUDIO.

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Phil Collins’ son Simon: a teaser for “Becoming Human” – AUDIO

Phil Collins’ son Simon has published a teaser for his upcoming new solo album “Becoming Human”. AUDIO.

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Recording at Real World Studios: Richard Spaven – VIDEO

Watch Richard Spaven discuss the recording of his new album at Real World Studios – VIDEO.

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“Richard Spaven is proud to present brand new studio album ‘Real Time’.

Richard’s unique subtle take on drumming and the way “he plays like a wild flower grows” (Mary Anne Hobbs /6 Music Recommends), has made him a sought-after performer with successful global artists and at Drum events and festivals around the world.

Following on from his critically acclaimed 2017 release ‘The Self’, Richard is back with a special studio album.
Recorded live during a week at Real World Studios in the Bath countryside, ‘Real Time’ captures the artfulness of a band of musicians creating something truly unique. Richard’s long history with his band was an inspiration during the writing of this record.
His collaboration with vocalist Jordan Rakei is continued – exceeding expectations after a week-long residential recording session. In addition is co-writer and long standing band member Stuart McCallum (Cinematic Orchestra, The Breath) on guitars.
The recordings also feature Robin Mullarkey (Jacob Collier) on bass, and Oli Rockberger (Laura Mvula) on keys.
Notable for their diverse production skills, Frederic Robinson (Medschool) and Jameszoo (Brainfeeder) join Richard on Real Time. The inclusion of their intricate sound design and warped distorted abstract sees that the music on Real Time is elevated to new levels.

Throughout the 9 tracks of the album, Richard on drums plays artfully with the beats, subtlety abounds yet grooving hard in constantly shifting, unexpected turns of rhythmic layers.

The result is modern sounding electronica from a group of exquisitely talented forward-thinking musicians who are not bound by any genres but thrive in the simple idea of creating and playing together.”

 

Recorded at Realworld Studios
Mixed by Patrick Phillips
Assistant Engineers Fraser Latimer and Oli Middleton
Mastered by Matt Lord Music
Artwork by Mitchy Bwoy
Label Manager – Eric Karsenty
Real World – Amanda Jones
Chef – Jerome Boulve
Realworld staff – Lisa Murton
Bookings – Sinan@atc-live.com

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Peter Gabriel: “Support for the ‘Stansted 15’”

Peter Gabriel has added his name to this letter of support for the ‘Stansted 15. READ the LETTER.

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Stansted 15 Solidarity Letter: 

 

We the undersigned express our deep concern and disagreement with the recent prosecutions at Chelmsford Crown Court against the fifteen human rights activists who acted to stop a brutal, secretive and barely legal deportation flight last year.

 

The ‘Stansted 15’ have been convicted of ‘endangering an aerodrome’ under the Aviation and Maritime Security Act 1990 – a terrorism related law. The use of this draconian legislation is grossly disproportionate and a clear abuse of power.

 

Helen, Joe, Lyndsay, Ben, Mel, Nathan, Laura, Jo, Nick, Ali, Eddie, Emma, May, Ruth and Melanie chained themselves around a deportation charter flight bound for Nigeria and Ghana in March 2017 with the sincere belief that they were preventing the sixty people on board from coming to harm.

 

As a result of their ten hour blockade, eleven people – including victims of trafficking recognised under the Modern Slavery Act – are still here in the UK with their loved ones.

 

This group of ordinary people took extraordinary and peaceful action in the knowledge that they were saving lives. But now they face prison sentences.

 

It is the UK government’s brutal and unjust ‘hostile environment’ which should be found guilty of endangering human lives, and not the peaceful efforts of fifteen people to keep them safer.

 

The UK is the only country in Europe to lock up people with uncertain immigration status indefinitely. 3000 people are incarcerated in immigration prisons in the UK at any one time.

 

The UK is also one of the few to fill chartered planes with deportees when legal cases are still unresolved. Nearly half (47%) of all appeals to deportation decisions last year were successful [1] and 75% of Home Office appeals on immigration decisions are rejected. [2]

 

The Windrush scandal has shown us that the UK immigration system violates human rights. The Home Office constantly racially profiles; uses unfair targets; and victimises and expels people who have the right to live here.

 

We call on the UK government to end its inhumane hostile environment policies and to end its barely legal and shameful practice of deportation charter flights. We also call for the Stansted 15 to be spared prison. They did not aim to inconvenience people, and this arduous trial has had such a profound impact on the defendants’ lives that they are unlikely to take such action again.

 

The Stansted 15 are a credit to human rights. They and their intentions should be supported, not punished.

 

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Naomi Klein Author
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Roger Waters Musician
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Bernadette Devlin-McAliskey Irish Civil Rights leader and former MP
Manuel Cortes General Secretary of the TSSA
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Frances Webber Vice Chair, Institute of Race Relations
Yanis Varoufakis Economist
Emma Thompson Actor
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John McDonnell, MP Shadow Chancellor
Diane Abbott, MP Shadow Home Secretary
Shami Chakrabarti Shadow Attorney General
Emily Thornberry, MP Shadow Foreign Secretary
Dan Carden, MP Shadow International Development Secretary
David Lammy MP Labour Party
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Caroline Lucas, MP Green Party
Rebecca Long Bailey, MP Shadow Business Secretary
Clive Lewis, MP Labour Party
Kate Osamor, MP Labour Party
Lisa Nandy MP Labour Party
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Miatta Fahnbulleh CEO, New Economics Foundation
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Faiza Shaheen Director, CLASS  and Labour PPC for Chingford & Woodford Green
Laura Parker Momentum National Coordinator
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Molly Crabapple Artist
Omar Khan Director, Runnymede Trust
Oona Chaplin Actress
Robert Del Naja Musician, Massive Attack
Nick Dearden Director, Global Justice Now
Professor Danny Dorling Oxford University
Professor Karma Nabulsi Oxford University
Jon Lansman Momentum Chair
Akwaaba Migrant Social Centre
Jewdas Community Organisation
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Andrew Feinstein Former ANC MP, Author and Campaigner
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Keith Taylor MEP for South East England
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Neal Lawson Chair of Compass
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Judith Knight Director, Arts Admin
Lois Keidan Director, Live Art Development Agency
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Georgia Rigg Amnesty International
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Zamzam Ibrahim NUS Vice President Society & Citizenship
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Zain Dada Khidr Collective
Dr Keir Milburn University of Leicester
Remi Joseph-Salisbury Sociology, University of Manchester
Juliet Glennie End Deportations
Roxane de Massol de Rebetz Leiden University
George Brown Self
Charlie Clarke The World Transformed
Naaz Rashid University of Sussex
Dinah Mulholland Labour Party
Christopher Bertram University of Bristol
London Latinx UK Queer Feminist South/Central American collective
Maia Kelly Leeds Tidal
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Katy Sian University of York
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Josh Cunliffe Birkbeck College, University of London
Giulia Champion University of Warwick
Whit Doig my AFK
Laurel Uziell Women’s Strike
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Youssra Elmagboul SOAS SU
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Maxine Greaves Self
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Rob Lucas   New Left Review
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Heather Abdule King’s College London
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Felicity Kersting University of Cambridge
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Lucky Khambule Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland (MASI)
Ann Mulhall Anti-Racism Network Ireland (ARN)
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Barry McCaffrey Journalist
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[1] https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201719/cmselect/cmhaff/500/50006.htm

[2] https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/sep/03/inhumane-three-quarters-of-home-office-asylum-appeals-fail

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The Video – 2019: Womad in Chile

5th Womad in Chile: 15, 16 & 17 February at Plaza La Paz, Recoleta – VIDEO

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The Video – Steve Hackett: Hammer in the Sand at acoustic Trading Boundaries

Steve Hackett:  “A video of Nick Magnus’ beautiful live rendition of Hammer in the Sand at my acoustic Trading Boundaries show” – VIDEO

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Steve Hackett about new album ‘At The Edge Of Light’. VIDEO:

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Steve Hackett, acoustic show at Trading Boundaries – VIDEO & SOCIAL

Steve Hackett, acoustic show at Trading Boundaries. VIDEO & SOCIAL

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Saturday December 8th & Sunday December 9th 2018

Steve Hackett returns for two exclusive evenings.

Performing an acoustic set, Steve will be joined on stage by his brother John on flute, Rob Townsend on woodwind, Roger King on keyboards and special guest Amanda Lehmann.

This really is a rare opportunity to enjoy the legendary Genesis guitarist in the intimate surroundings of our Elephant Café.

It’s the perfect Christmas present for any fan!

Steve Hackett is renowned as an immensely talented and innovative rock musician. He was lead guitarist with Genesis as part of their classic line up with Gabriel, Collins, Banks and Rutherford, that produced acclaimed albums such as Selling England by the Pound (a favourite of John Lennon).

With Steve’s extraordinary versatility in both his electric guitar playing and his composing, he involves influences from many genres, including Jazz, World Music and Blues. He is equally adept in his classical albums that include renditions of pieces by composers from Bach to Satie, his own acoustic guitar compositions that have gained the admiration of many, including Yehudi Menuhin, and ambitious guitar/ orchestra albums such as A Midsummer Night’s Dream, recorded with the Royal Philharmonic.

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Peter Gabriel & Mike Rutherford, tribute to Johnny Clegg – VIDEO

Mike Rutherford and Peter Gabriel were among 50 artists who recorded a tribute to South African musician Johnny Clegg. VIDEO.

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All proceeds from this version of ‘The Crossing’ will go towards the Friends of Johnny Clegg fund. 

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Steve Hackett: ‘Under The Eye Of The Sun’, the first track from ‘At The Edge of Light’ – VIDEO

Steve Hackett launches ‘Under The Eye Of The Sun’, the first track taken from his forthcoming new album ‘At The Edge of Light’ – out 25th January 2019 – VIDEO:

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* PRESS RELEASE *

Following the tremendous success of 2017’s ‘The Night Siren’ (charted at #22 in Germany, #28 in the UK), legendary former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett announces the release of his new studio album ‘At The Edge Of Light’ on the 25th January 2019. The album which features ten songs, sees Steve unite a vast amount of styles ranging from guitar driven rock to epic orchestration, from world music to the reflective and atmospheric all brought together in Steve Hackett’s unique style.

Steve says: “In these dangerous times, deep shadows feel even sharper than usual and we find ourselves standing at the edge of light… The contrast between dark and light weaves its way throughout the album in many ways, from the sense of good fighting evil through to the interplay of dark and light opposites magically combining in cultures, including the heartbeat of India and primal tribal rhythms. Ultimately, this album embraces the need for all musical forms and cultures to connect and celebrate the wonder of unity in this divided world.”

At The Edge Of Light is released in a number of formats including a Mediabook CD plus extra DVD with 5.1 surround sound mix & behind the scenes documentary, double vinyl LP + CD, Jewelcase CD and digital album.

Steve Hackett has established himself as one of Rock music’s finest and recognisable guitarists through his time with the legendary Genesis who he joined in 1971 and a solo career following his departure from Genesis in 1977 and is a hugely influential guitarist particularly in the Progressive Rock genre. ‘At The Edge Of Light’ will be Hackett’s 26th studio album in a solo career that began in 1975 with the release of his debut solo album Voyage Of The Acolyte.

‘At The Edge Of Light’ was mainly recorded in Steve’s own studio but also around the world. The album features international artists, including Durga and Loreley of Pink Floyd vocal fame with drummers Nick D’Virgilio and Simon Phillips from USA, Sheema on sitar from India, Icelandic drummer/percussionist Gulli Briem, tar player Malik Mansurov and Swedish bass player Jonas Reingold… This album also features Paul Stillwell on didgeridoo, Rob Townsend on sax, bass clarinet and duduk, Amanda Lehmann on vocals, John Hackett on flute, drummer Gary O’Toole, Roger King and Ben Fenner on keyboards, Dick Driver on double bass, violinist and viola player Christine Townsend… All magically honed and engineered by Roger King.

Full Track Listing:

1. Fallen Walls and Pedestals
2. Beasts In Our Time
3. Under The Eye of the Sun
4. Underground Railroad
5. Those Golden Wings
6. Shadow and Flame
7. Hungry Years
8. Descent
9. Conflict
10. Peace

Steve Hackett a lavoro sul nuovo album: foto e commenti dai social.

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Mario Giammetti: “Vi racconto il nuovo numero di Dusk”

Mario Giammetti racconta a Horizons Radio il nuovo numero di Dusk, il Genesis Magazine di cui è fondatore e direttore e che, come al solito, ospita approfondimenti, interviste esclusive e servizi su attualità e novità del mondo Genesis.

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By Eugenio Delmale

“Il nuovo numero di Dusk si concentra sui cofanetti di queste ultime settimane – ci spiega Giammetti -. In copertina, quello dedicato alle collaborazioni di Phil Collins, che ha annunciato il suo ritorno in Italia a ben 15 anni dall’ultima volta (Milano 2004). Nel box Plays Well With Others, come è noto, possiamo ammirare il grande batterista (ma anche raffinato cantante) che Collins è stato soprattutto negli anni 70 e 80, quando ha prestato le sue bacchette ad artisti diversissimi tra loro, dimostrando la sua straordinaria versatilità”.

“Un anniversario importante è costituito invece dal trentennale di Living Years, secondo album di Mike + The Mechanics che ebbe un incredibile successo grazie all’omonimo singolo (numero 1 in America, numero 2 in Gran Bretagna). Per festeggiare, Rutherford ha pubblicato un bellissimo box con 2 vinili e altrettanti cd (la versione rimasterizzata del disco del 1988 più un live del periodo) e, in più, un libro di 40 pagine. Nel numero 90 di Dusk rileggiamo quel disco con gli occhi critici di oggi, oltre che recensire il box set”.

“Il terzo cofanetto – continua Giammetti – è dedicato a Steve Hackett. Broken Skies Outspread Wings è costituito addirittura da 8 dischi, in pratica i suoi album di studio dal 1984 al 2006, più il video Somewhere In South America e alcune rarità. Anche questo box è arricchito da un libro fotografico. Nel nostro speciale andiamo però oltre: ci facciamo raccontare da Steve quei dischi e soprattutto il più antico, Till We Have Faces, l’unico pubblicato prima della nascita della nostra rivista e, quindi, mai esaminato così a fondo. Schede tecniche di tutti gli album completano il servizio”.

“A Hackett è dedicata anche una gustosa anteprima: At The Edge Of Light, il suo 27° album, uscirà solo il prossimo 25 gennaio, ma noi lo abbiamo già ascoltato e ne parliamo diffusamente“.

“Infine la consueta finestra live, in questo caso tutta estera: recensiamo infatti il doppio concerto-celebrazione dei 50 anni di età di Ray Wilson tenuto in Polonia a settembre, la prima data del Not Dead Yet tour di Collins in America (Ft. Lauderdale 5 ottobre) e infine il concerto di Steve Hackett al Palladium di Londra dell’11 ottobre scorso, che ha chiuso il suo breve tour con l’orchestra”.

“Stampa tipografica in 68 pagine con un sedicesimo a colori (oltre che la copertina) – conclude il Direttore Mario Giammetti -, Dusk chiude con questo numero il suo 28° anno di vita e si appresta, pieno di idee come non mai, a proseguire questa fantastica avventura grazie al sostegno dato dagli associati”.

Non resta quindi che attendere il nuovo numero di Dusk, come sempre ricchissimo di materiale Genesis & Co. E chi non l’avesse già fatto, può iscriversi qui.

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