On Wednesday 13 May, Dub Me Always is presenting another exciting evening of film and music.
First, at 6:30pm, they’ll have the UK debut screening of the feature documentary, Congo Beat The Drum, taking place in Screen 5 of the Ritzy Cinema
(book tickets here: http://bit.ly/1DKWr5x or via the Ritzy box office — but tickets are limited and going fast so book now to avoid disappointment!)

The film explores the collaborative analogue reggae album Israeli production duo Kalbata and Mixmonster made in Jamaica
with veteran stars of the foundation dancehall era, such as Jah Thomas, Mutabaruka, Little John, Echo Minott, Puddy Roots, Prince Jazzbo, Trinity and Major Mackerel.
The film’s director, and co-producer of the music, Ariel ‘Kalbata’ Tagar, will be on hand for a live Q&A Upstairs, directly after the screening; the Tel Aviv-based electronic music producer has issued material on Soul Jazz and Brownswood, has remixed for Fat Freddy’s Drop and Roll Deep, and collaborated with Warrior Queen, among many others.
Then, from 8pm-midnight, there will be sweet reggae music, original vinyl style, with regular host David Katz and Kalbata taking turns on the decks, supported by Ras Kouske from Japan.

Expect deep roots, foundation dancehall, and previously unheard exclusive material, straight from Kalbata’s master tapes.

Film screening: Wednesday 13 May, 6:30pm (film actually starts at 6:45pm)
Ritzy Cinema, Screen 5: Congo Beat The Drum (separate ticket admission fee)

8pm-midnight, Dub Me Always, Upstairs at the Ritzy free entry.
Ritzy Cinema/Upstairs at the Ritzy
Coldharbour Lane
Brixton Oval
Brixton, London SW2 1JG