In 2020, Lee "Scratch" Perry joined with electronic duo Mouse on Mars for a bold final experiment: a journey into immersive audio realized via the hyper-fidelity of next-generation Spatial Sound. Mixed by MOM and mapped exclusively to National Sawdust's custom Meyer Sound System, this premiere listening event offers intimate access into the creative process of a true musical giant.
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The late Lee "Scratch" Perry, one of the creators of dub reggae and a producer for iconic artists like Bob Marley and the Wailers, shaped the course of contemporary music such that it is impossible to imagine how punk, ska, hip-hop, or house might have emerged without him. In 2020, Scratch joined with seminal electronic duo Mouse on Mars for a bold final experiment: a journey into immersive audio realized via the hyper-fidelity of next-generation Spatial Sound.
Mixed by MOM and mapped exclusively to National Sawdust's custom Meyer Sound System, this premiere listening event offers intimate access into the creative process of a true musical giant. Attendees will experience MOM and Perry's collaboration through unreleased tracks for an evening as brilliant and undefinable as the legend himself. This event will include a talk back with event curator and Mouse on Mars collaborator Louis Chude-Sokei.
Spatial...No Problem is curated by Louis Chude-Sokei in partnership with Carnegie Hall's 2022 Festival of Afrofuturism.
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