Regarded as innovators in their respective genres, Lee "Scratch" Perry and Brian Eno have now joined forces for a new track.
The pair collide on "Here Come the Warm Dreads," a dub rework of "Makumba Rock" that appeared on Perry's Rainford album that arrived earlier this year. Of course, the song's title is a play on Eno's 1974 album Here Come the Warm Jets.
"Here Come the Warm Dreads" is set to appear on Heavy Rain, a dub companion album to Rainford from Perry and co-producer Adrian Sherwood that will see release December 6 through On-U Sound.
"When we approached Brian about working on a track he didn't hesitate and said he would happily do something with Lee Scratch Perry," Sherwood explained in a statement. "We worked together on a quick dub version of the track and took what was a crazy tune even further out there. I have always wanted to do something with Brian and hopefully there will be more opportunity in the future."
Read our Essential Guide to Lee "Scratch" Perry.
The pair collide on "Here Come the Warm Dreads," a dub rework of "Makumba Rock" that appeared on Perry's Rainford album that arrived earlier this year. Of course, the song's title is a play on Eno's 1974 album Here Come the Warm Jets.
"Here Come the Warm Dreads" is set to appear on Heavy Rain, a dub companion album to Rainford from Perry and co-producer Adrian Sherwood that will see release December 6 through On-U Sound.
"When we approached Brian about working on a track he didn't hesitate and said he would happily do something with Lee Scratch Perry," Sherwood explained in a statement. "We worked together on a quick dub version of the track and took what was a crazy tune even further out there. I have always wanted to do something with Brian and hopefully there will be more opportunity in the future."
Read our Essential Guide to Lee "Scratch" Perry.
