Dawn Penn (Jamaica)
Fatman International (London)
Okawa 78
/and more!!

■Dawn Penn (Jamaica) Starting with the big hit song "You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)", which was released in 1967 by Studio One led by Sir Coxsone Dodd to date, the No.1 Jamaica female vocalist who has left many masterpieces and foundations from 1967 to the 70s. Released in 1994, LP has a cross-genre impact so that it is nominated for a Grammy Award, and there are many remixes. Martin Luther King's honors at the Martin Luther King Festival and has been actively involved in many festivals around the world, receiving great praise, and having a great impact on the black music scene. The chance to see Dawn Penn in Japan can be said to be almost a miracle. ■Fatman International Sound (Fatman Records, London) He has been active since the 1960s and has been a leader in creating London's leading production and sound systems. The sound sources and sound sessions created with Lee Perry, King Tubby, Bunny Lee, Augustus Pablo, Jah Shaka, etc. are still handed down as master pieces. He is the most important figure in the UK Jamaican music scene, which started the UK's first Jamaican music radio channel and has established the scene to date, and his accumulated historical sound source, dubplate group, is also known as the best in the world in the roots music world. ■Okawa 78 (Japan) An original member of Ska Frames, the oldest Ska band in Japan, who is the representative of the SUNSHOT label and celebrated its 27th anniversary this year. Since 1985, SUNSHOT sponsored event "Down Beat Ruler" has been organised. It is a major event where a large number of bands / DJs from all over genres and generations gather. In addition to producing the compilation album "Down Beat Ruler Vol.2/Vol.2/Vol.3", which is a collection of Japanese bands participating in DBR including Ska Frames, New Orleans has produced Swing Jazz, and LONDON has produced the latest albums of all genres in various countries such as Ska. Recently, he has been playing roots in the world, born in the 1910s and 1950s as the only 78 (SP) DJ in Japan, as well as overseas festivals and clubs such as Glastonbury Festival and Gaz's Rockin Blues, and has been well received.