Headmix
  • Brighton Fringe

The worlds first folky-festi-diddleydub supergroup! Headmix formed in Brighton in 1996. Mixing folk with heavy bass and infectious grooves - dub diddly was born! With their social and politically conscious lyrics the band went on to storm a blazing trail at festivals throughout the 90s - in the UK and across Europe. Headmixs highly crafted dubfolk style and unique approach to live shows ensured many soldout performances plus a loyal fan base. A distinctive mix of traditional acoustic instruments, beautiful vocal harmonies and funked up reggae gave audiences something they had been craving for a long time: real musicians playing real instruments in real time.Headmix reformed for a handful of reunion gigs in 2013, but are now back for good! Their new album In Our Time launched in June 2022, and has been received enthusiastically by old and new fans alike. With outstanding live performances at some of the UKs favourite festivals last summer, they are blazing a trail once more - 25 years later and bolder and better than ever.

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