FND YGM

Just been sent this… Word to the location scout. 
 

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Cover Version – Let It Bleed

Cover Version is the inaugural group show curated by Pete McKee at his brand new A Month of Sundays gallery.

Each artist has been asked to recreate an LP sleeve of their choice. The lineup includes a diverse and talented bunch, but I was most excited to find out Tony Husband, creator of Oink! and Round the Bend is one of the select few. Fingers crossed he’ll do a 2010 remake of the Oink! flexidisc “Poo Poo Tinkle Tinkle Parp Parp Oink Tiddly Widdly Widdly Widdly Plop”.
 

Anyhow. Here’s my sleeve… 

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I became aware of Let It Bleed after a friend at school sampled the track Monkey Man for one of our early demo recordings. This later became a song on my first LP, but more importantly – I began listening to the Rolling Stones’ 1969 album too. Until then, I was only really interested in listening to hip-hop but through my friend’s expansive record collection, rudimentary sampler and 4-track recorder I was introduced to a whole host of influential music such as Silver Apples, Faust, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Captain Beefheart, Credence Clearwater Revival and so on. To this day, Let It Bleed is one of my favourite records of all time. I also found out the cake on the cover was baked by a then unknown cookery writer called Delia Smith. Scrumptious.
 

Show runs September 11th while October 14th.

Stabby Women Fanzine

I bring joyous news from yonder. The Stabby invasion is here… 52 Page DIY Fanzine & Postcard Set, super limited edition of 250
  

• Hand-pulled screen printed cover in pink flouro ink 

•  600 word artist’’s summary 

• Traditional litho-print blood red on stone grey paper 

• Set of 8 full-colour postcards, gloss laminated

• Limited run of 250 – individually numbered and embossed by the artist
  

Available here.


Stabby T-shirt Collection

Woo Hoo! Exclusive T-shirts available here. Editions of 25, lovingly hand printed in East London – complete with stitched in woven labels + hand signed and embossed swing tags and presentation packaging. Thafe. 


Photography: Cat Stevens

Model: Xim

Cowabunga!

Ninja Tune have released an in depth tome to coincide with their 20th anniversary. 20 Years of Beats & Pieces continues the Labels Unlimited series by Black Dog Publishing. Thanks to Strictly Kev, it also includes the artwork I did for their subsidiary, Big Dada after they signed Parisian rap trio TTC at the turn of the millennium. 

If I remember correctly, they were after something “a bit like the Pharcyde artwork, but in your own style and a bit French” (?)

Here’s the series of 12″s, EPs and LP I illustrated between 2000 and 2003, including the epic party scene based on a real life experience at Le Batofar and my own interpretation of Leguman, pre You Tube. Ouias mec.