bassculture islands
the buzz is coming back.
We hold a yearly clash
here in Europe called
War Ina East and for
ten years we have seen
constant growth into the
biggest sound clash in
Europe and one of the
most anticipated and
respected clashes worldwide. We focus on entertainment. Soundclash
is a very underground
genre and the true fans
demand authenticity. It’s
a new generation so you
have to think outside the
box to make it interesting, while staying true to
the authentic nature of
the sound clash. A few
weeks ago in Berlin we
held this year’s edition
and the event was sold
out. Why? Because people were curious and had
that desire to be a part of
something great. So in
our experience and opinion clash culture would
continue to grow as long
as the masses still have
that interest and excitement.
You have been
to Jamaica many
times. What is
the biggest difference you can see
when it comes to
sound systems
from the island
and the European ones?
It all depends on the
soundsystem but the
main differences would
always be the language
and knowledge. European MC’s would never
have that original “yardie
accent” notorious with
soundsystems. Growing up and living in the
Caribbean also exposes
you to the music and
culture 24/7. Unconsciously you absorb
things from your environment that forms your
character and influences