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Dunnet Wright Music is an ethically based recording label on the outskirts of Brighton, in East Sussex, UK. Although Jambience is not officially signed to DWM, without them, we wouldn't have made it past our first summer in England back in 1999 (!!!). All of the material on Jambience: Live was recorded, live by digital maestro Iain Dunnet, who also edited and mixed all of the tracks on DWM's 24 track Soundscape system. Our website is also maintained at DWM, and they (foolishly) host Jambience's UK office-- as well as some of the band's personnel from time to time. In short, we love them. |
Dunnet Wright Music 75 Crestway, Benfield Heights Porstlade, East Sussex BN41 2EY UK Ph:+44 (0)1273 418514 Fax:+44(0)1273 241395 email:office@dunnetwright.co.uk
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Nomad Digital incubated Jambience's first CD, Jambience: Live at the Arts Factory. As with DWM, Nomad boasts a 24 track Soundscape hard disk recording, system, and more bells and whistles than you can poke a didgeridoo at. Like DWM, Nomad provided far more than just a recording facility for the band, and, again, Jambience would never have even come into existence (never mind make it to the UK) without Michael Bates' technical expertise, support, enthusiasm, tea, and vegemite and avocado sandwiches. | nomad@mullum.com.au |
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The Aboriginal Support And Culture Awareness trust
was set up to provide help support and education
at grass roots level for the indigenous peoples of Australia. TASCA is
the only charity of it's kind in the UK.
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Jambience and the Small World go back a long way. Through Pony, Emma and the ever fabulous Small World Crew, the band have visited countless festivals throughout the UK, big and small. If you are in a band and would like to get on to the UK festival circuit, The Small World is (potentially) your passport! They also make the best brandy coffee this side of Glastonbury! |
www.smallworldsoalrstage.co.uk Email: solarstage@btopenworld.com
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The Hemp Shop is located in the heart of Brighton's funky North Lain, and has been involved with Jambience right from the world "go" in August 1998. They were at our first CD launch concert in Byron Bay, and their raucous and joyful vocal talents are featured during the applause after several tracks on Jambience: Live at the Arts Factory. By sheer cosmic weirdness, both Jambience and THS have now relocated to Brighton (TOTALLY unbeknownst to each other). They still play our stuff, and we wear their stuff. If you have a fashionable and/or environmentally sound bone in your bod, so should you. |
The Hemp Shop Gardner St, Brighton, East Sussex, UK
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TRAID, or Textile Recycling for Aid and International Development is a charity committed to combating world poverty by recycling at home. Funds raised in the UK through the collection and sale of second-hand clothing and shoes are channeled into some of the poorest regions of the world. TRAID enables everyone to have a positive impact on poor communities at little or no cost to themselves. By donating to TRAID clothes banks, or buying low-cost fashionable clothes from TRAID shops, you continuously generate funds to support the work of UK non governmental organizations in developing countries. | www.traid.org.uk
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World
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Paula Kirman's world music website is your guide to one of over 700 Sites. If you want to find something out about the increasingly nebulous strain of music described loosely as "world", you'll find it here. Trust us on this one... check it out. | http://worldmusic.about.com |
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Seeing as this is where it all began for us, we figured that we'd better put up a link now that we're all cyber-spaced up. We've also just found out that they are still playing our first CD on the house PA system. The Arts Factory is Byron Bay's funkiest place to stay. They have everything from Tipis to covered wagons, as well as standard dorm rooms for budget travelers. They've also got luxury honeymoon hide-aways as well. If you're going to Byron, a visit to the Arts Factory is a must. Bookings are advisable. |
Skinner's Shoot Rd Byron Bay New South Wales Australia, 2481 |
