Charanjit Singh - Raga Bhairav (Guevarism Electro Dub) by Gouranga

Indian musician Charanjit Singh is an unsung pioneer of electronic music, with his ahead-of-the-time 1982 LP 'Ten Ragas To A Disco Beat', exploring eastern motifs over a western accompaniment, and quite possibly created the acid-house sound by accident, 5 years before 'Acid Trax' was released. Ché Wilson (CLW)'s extended rework includes a more broken-beat electro interpretation, with elements also drawing from UK bass and breakbeat, whilst also trying to maintain a respectful balance to the original genius behind the track.

Ché is a producer, musician, and DJ from Liverpool, championing all sorts of cosmic sounds from dub to jungle, disco to electro, who is part of a series of collectives including his own secret location parties with @keepitcryptic and @xjukebox reggae/jungle events, as well musical projects such as Rubber Dub, Direct Injectors, The Cryptide, and Soulsmoke, all quietly preparing for launching debut releases this summer.

We expect big things from ché - who harks from an illustrative musical background - his father being Mr Greg Wilson :)

For more music like this, check out Ché's bootleg label at:
https://keepitcryptic.bandcamp.com

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This is the opening tune from 'Ten Ragas To A Disco Beat' www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN8M2irJVJA

Dialogue sample is from this interview with George Harrison & Ravi Shankar: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP9Qz3HdM3I