New mix for April

Biggabush Mix April 2011 by Biggabush on Mixcloud

Please add a comment if you'd like the full tracklist.

Here's a link to my old mucker DJ Dick's very fine blog - lots of cool tunes both new and old, stories vids and pics from Mr. Whittingham.

New album from BiggaBush aka Lightning Head

"13 Faces of Lightning Head"


The new album is released October 2008.

Click here to play the "Journey Into Afrobeat" documentary

Here are some reactions:

Lovin - sounding very fresh
Gav Smith, Pantone Music, Mr. Bongo, Disorient

Superb afro grooves that go down a treat
Alan Gubby, Nanny Tango

Great album
Peter Kruder, Kruder & Dorfmeister, Peace Orchestra, Voom Voom

Brilliant album - recommended
Gilles Peterson, BBC Radio 1

Will be hammering numerous tracks over the coming months.
Simon Harrison, Basic Soul

This is a fantastic record – seriously.
Aaron Schultz/ DJ DRM/Bastard Jazz

Wow, great album & nice production. Really like it. Hope to hear more like this from you.
Rino Spadavecchia , Pulver Records

What a great album bro! Absolutely love it...Right down my Strasser.... Can feel you in da zone musically...
George Evelyn/DJ EASE, Nightmares on Wax

A rich and full album that really pays respect to world music, while retaining the meticulous details that help make your music stand out from many others
Velanche Stewart, Urban Landscapes, KCPR, San Luis Obispo, USA


Sounds superb, nice work! Fela would be proud
Mark Turner, Found Sounds/DJ Mag

Very nice.. enjoying all the afrobeat flavours
Petrit Paula, NuBlu, NYC

I love the release. It's totally the vibe that I'm digging ... so good.
Q Burns Abstract Message

There’s always room for Lightning Head in just about every set I do. Never fails
Tim “Love Lee”, Boy Scout recordings, Tummy Touch

"Power of the Great" sounds like one of the possible singles, the bass is amazing, soundwise, just like "Preguntas Por Que". I dig Earl Zinger's poetry in "Shark Finn Soup", the eerie Carpenter soundtrack-like analogue feel is real dope, especially put under a slow afro beat. “Sousaphunk” sounds like it's taken out of Beastie Boys "The In Sounds From Way Out". “Rascal Republic” sounds like a lost Africa 77 track, the warmth of the recording shivers me timbers... the hot Rhodes versus the sax is the best way to wrap up the album, it is SOOOO beautiful.
DJ Kaspar, Groovement, Portugal


THANKS FOR THE NEW ALBUM LOVE IT.
PLAYING IT A LOT ON RADIO AND CLUB
Raphael Sebbag, UFO, Tokyo

Great work.... have been playing it out
Will Quantic, QSO, Flowering Inferno, Tru Thoughts

Loving it !!
Pathaan, BBC Radio

I really love the album!.. really good floor reactions, really nice rhythms, horns and melodies.
My fave of the album is "Rascal Republic", already an anthem for me!!
Felix Haaksman, Pulver Recordings


A very strong release indeed. I will be dropping some from this without doubt
Paul Boots, For The Love Radio Show

There are quite a few Lightning Head fans at the station...last EP was excellent.
Jason Bentley, KCRW, Los Angeles USA

The album is great. Wonderful production, a warm authentic afro inspired sound with a modern feel
Tony Nwachukwu, Attica Blues/NEPA Recordings




Available from www.biggabush.co.uk