Dimensions Of The Drums

Nat Birchall's latest album is a heartfelt homage to the Jamaican music scene of the mid-1970s. Drawing inspiration from iconic figures like Lee Perry, Aston Family Man Barrett, and Sly Stone, Birchall expertly captures the essence of the era's sound. His meticulous attention to detail shines through in every aspect of the album, from the use of drum machines to the instrumentals and dubs reminiscent of Keith Hudson and Im & Count Ossie. Birchall's dedication to his craft is evident in his role as the sole creator of the album, handling all instruments, recording, and mixing. The result is a profound musical journey that pays homage to the past while carving out a unique space for Birchall's own artistic expression.