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SUMMARY:Mad Professor // Sister Aisha (Sold Out)
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n\n\nGlobal Beats presents: Mad Professor and Sister Ais
 ha\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTickets SOLD OUT original link: HERE\n\n\nBar from 5:00p
 m. Doors 8:00pm to 12:00am. Standing\n\nA disciple of Lee “Scratch” Pe
 rry\, Mad Professor was one of the leading producers in dub reggae’s sec
 ond generation. His Dub Me Crazy albums helped dub make the transition int
 o the digital age\, when electronic productions started to take over mains
 tream reggae in the ’80s. His space-age tracks not only made use of new 
 digital technology\, but often expanded dub’s sonic blueprint\, adding m
 ore elements and layers of sound than his forebears typically did. In the 
 mid-’90s\, he returned to the basics\, debuting a more retro-sounding st
 yle on the Black Liberation Dub series. Additionally\, he ran his own stud
 io and label\, Ariwa\, which was home to a stable of vocalists (with an em
 phasis on lovers rock and conscious roots reggae) and some of the finest B
 ritish reggae productions of the era. As his reputation grew\, he became a
  remixer of choice for adventurous rock and techno acts\, most notably rev
 amping Massive Attack’s entire second album under the new title No Prote
 ction.\n\nSister Aisha began singing at the age of eight\, and through her
  live performances built a significant following in and around the Midland
 s. Demonstrating her individualism\, she followed in the direction of root
 s music as opposed to singing soulful cover versions of R&amp\;B hits\, th
 e latter being the most frequent route for reggae divas. In the late 80s A
 isha began recording with the Mad Professor and released ‘Prophecy’ on
  his Ariwa Sounds label. This success led to other recording sessions with
  female vocalists\, performing conscientious lyrics and culminating with t
 he Roots Daughters series\, in which Aisha featured alongside the revitali
 zed Fabian\, Kofi and Sandra Cross. In 1996 Aisha released ‘Hail H.I.M.
 ’\, which resulted in her appearance at the Essential Music Festival in 
 that year. This salute to Haile Selassie was followed by ‘Don’t Tell M
 e No Lies’ and ‘Raise Your Voice’\, both of which achieved acceptabl
 e placings among the ragga hits that dominated the reggae chart. Aisha has
  been showered with accolades for her accomplished performances\, captivat
 ing audiences wherever she appears\, and she continues to pursue a career 
 based on her assertion that ‘music comes from the root of love\n\n&nbsp\
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