In 1998, when Dego (4Hero) announced to the Dollis Hill inner circle that he was starting a new record label where anything goes, Colin Lindo (aka Nubian Mindz/Alpha Omega) was one of the first to respond. This initial response saw the birth of a new artist name, a new sound and 4 tracks of new school wizardry.

The ‘Interstellar Blackness EP’ was released on 2000 Black to a warm reception amongst underground aficionados worldwide and this was soon followed up by the unashamedly futuristic ‘Black Science EP’ on the, also newly formed, Archive Records.

The mantra for Nubian Mindz has always been to
‘Keep your eyes on the future, know your past and embrace the present’

This was no more apparent than at the beginning of the new millennium when his debut album ‘New World Chaos’ was released on Archive Records. The album flagrantly ignored the rule book and followed its own agenda of futurepast funk, putting Nubian Mindz firmly on the electronic music radar.

Later releases such as, ‘Check Da Vibe’ (2000 Black), ‘Make Me Wait’ (Neroli) and ‘Future Past (2000 Black/Planet E) served to further cement his reputation for innovation with soul. This soon led to releases on Rush Hour/Bagpak Music/Head2Toe/IRMA and the inimitable Delsin with the underground smash ‘Afrika Man’ in 2008.

Now after a short break from the industry and a re-igniting of his passion for electronic music and creativity, Nubian Mindz returns with a new album. ‘A New Past’ on ,New York’s bastion for good music, Bagpak Records comprises of 10 tracks of audio mayhem which show a brief glimpse into the archaic world Nubian Mindz inhabits and also highlights his constantly improving production nous. Remixes from Titonton Duvante/Moonstarr/Arch Type/Fujimoto Tetsuro are in the works and serve as a taste of what electronic delights are soon to follow from this elusive, underground maverick.

There is also forthcoming material on:-

Exprezoo Records
[Naked Lunch]
Primary Line (Nubian Mindz new online label)
Exit Space