Tribarac
Boom Bang!
I think that jazz has done more for popular music than popular music has done for jazz.
Ornette Coleman, Jazz Professional, Tomkins, 1968
Samples
Put your feet up and settle back with The Lip Servicers. If you’re still looking for more, check out recordings by other artists at Tribarac Studio further down the page.
Bring a little joy to your day with the collected musings of The Lip Servicers.
Produced at Tribarac Studio
Ten more tracks from The Lip Servicers.
Produced at Tribarac Studio
In collaboration with The Prime
studio in Amsterdam,
Carol Anthony and Busta Rhymes
From the most delicate melodies to raw mayhem, Pinhole deliver a candy bag of true delights
(othervoices.ie)
Up-tempo Trad from Colin and Carina
Terry Datson is described as having a: Beautiful, flowing, gently grooving music...
Simon Napier-Bell
Let Olive and Aiden transport you back to the 1950's
Funk along with Grainne
Mikey B and The Love Kebabs - Doner or Shish, what do you think?
Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath
After losing the tips of two fingers at seventeen, Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi was inspired by the example of Django Reinhardt to carry on playing guitar — Following injury in a fire, Reinhardt had also lost the use of two fingers yet he still managed to develop a distinctive virtuoso style that characterises him as one of the greatest guitar players of all time.