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theQ x Mark Stewart
A personality questionnaire with Mark Stewart by Thierry Massard's theQ platform
Based on the same one taken by Marcel Proust at the end of the 19th century
'Everything in 'Favour' suggests a vast mental space where all that is solid has melted into air. The only landmarks are memories that vanish as soon as they surface, represented here by footage from Tøni Schifer’s documentary On/Off: Mark Stewart (Pop Group to Maffia). Perry and Stewart have processed these images from the singer’s life to resemble the “Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite” sequence of 2001.'
The new video for Favour, Mark Stewart's first solo release in seven years, now premiering at Dangerous Minds
Favour is taken from the new On-U Sound Records compilation 'Pay It All Back Vol. 7'
Thanx to Ruth Perry & Tøni Schifer
Mark Stewart will be involved in a collaboration with sound artist Matthew Shaw as a member of The Pop Group at this year's Sea Change festival. Check the full info below.
Liberté, égalité, publicité
The Pop Group x Matthew Shaw
Blood Money
An incendiary site specific ‘LIVE INSTALLATION’
High Cross House, Sea Change Festival, May 2019
The new single by Jah Wobble featuring Richard Dudanski, Keith Levene & Mark Stewart on vocals
Produced by Martin 'Youth' Glover
Released to coincide with Britain’s official departure from the European Union
'Wobble’s booming dub bass and Levene’s classic guitar skree sounding like a 21st century ‘Metal Box’ - this is already one of the tracks of the year' John Robb / Louder Than War Magazine
'Soaring Bowie Blackstar-esque vocal lines' Gigwise
The new On-U Sound Records compilation Pay It All Back Vol. 7 is out now.
Featuring a contribution from Mark Stewart titled Favour.
Stewart comments: “For my first new solo release in seven years it’s an honour to be on our Pay It All Back series. Big up Sherwoody! The circle remains unbroken”
Mark will be heading to The British Library for an evening talk with Melissa Chemam, Miranda Sawyer, Inkie & Mad Professor on March 14th
Discussing Out of the Comfort Zone, the new book on Massive Attack & Bristol by Melissa Chemam
'If you’ve never heard Learning to Cope with Cowardice, it is a collection of sounds that wraps your nervous system around the spools of a cassette deck, then uses your brain to degauss the tape head and your cerebrospinal fluid to lubricate the capstan...In the film, Stewart and producer Adrian Sherwood describe the mixing and editing techniques they used to make this mental work of art, some imported from New York hip-hop and other audio collage forms and some invented on the spot and probably never yet repeated'
A short film on the making of ‘Learning to Cope with Cowardice’
A Dangerous Minds Premiere
Special thanks to Charlie Marbles
'I continue to experiment and try to communicate important ideas'
For the Portugese comrades
Mark Stewart in conversation with Rui Miguel Abreu for Rimas E Batidas
Mark Stewart selects 'music which has the potential to inspire the disenchanted & encourage resistance' for Ransom Note in his contribution to their 8 Tracks series
Featuring Radical riddims, street funk, protest rap & much more
With John Holt, James Brown, The Last Poets & other selections
A new track from a forthcoming album by Mark Stewart. Laser-beam synth and cosmic italo backing vox glide over depth charge dubbed to oblivion snare hits and a Stewart vocal in the manner of a distorted chansonnier. Redolent of his solo projects and his classic work with The Pop Group and New Age Steppers.
Stewart comments: “For my first new solo release in seven years it’s an honour to be on our Pay It All Back series. Big up Sherwoody! The circle remains unbroken”
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