ASHRR - Fizzy (Felix Dickinson Extended Dub) by Gouranga

Ralph Lawson and his 2020 Vision Recordings have created a vibrant trail of releases, making it one of the most loved and respected imprints in the industry. Here the landmark label continues its quest to present quality leftfield electronica to the dance world with LA based band ASHRR, who mark their debut on 20/20 in fine style, recruiting original dub pioneer Scientist into the studio to create a series of Live Dubs of ‘Fizzy’.

ASHRR was born in 2018 amidst the vibrant musical landscape of Los Angeles and is made up of Ethan Allen, Josh Charles, Steven Davis. Masterfully combining vocal harmonies that illuminate the euphoria of those hazy 70s grooves. Space disco, post-punk, electronica with touches of alternative soul. Think Roxy Music jamming with ESG on a warm sunny Sunday in Central Park, and you’ve got the vibe.

Hopeton Brown aka Scientist has been at the forefront of the dub reggae scene since being an integral engineer at the legendary Tubby’s Studio owned by King Tubby in Kingston, Jamaica way back in the ‘70s. Scientist went on to produce countless reggae hits at the equally renowned Channel One for artists including Johnny Clarke. Linval Thompson and Barrington Levy.

Two versions of the ‘Scientist Fizzy Dub’ grace the record with edits courtesy of Ralph Lawson and ASHRR themselves. On the flip, Felix Dickinson returns on disco dub duties with a previously unreleased extended version of ‘Fizzy’ following the release of the original remix on Crazy P Curate Vol. One that caused a whole heap of damage at festivals like Love International last summer.

The extended version is an epic 10-minute disco excursion that conjures up visions of ESG live at Paradise Garage. ASHRR also offer up a brand-new creation made for the dance floor and DJs in the form of their 'ASHRR Soundsystem Mix’ which serves as an exclusive treat on the digital package.