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Soliloquy

our 11th album, captures voices that express journeys, nature, humanity, dreams, echoes, ghosts and the creative fun of studio sessions.
Featuring: Sevval Sam (Turkey), Benjamin Escoriza (Radio Tarifa) & Amal Murkus (Palestine). introduction ♦ reviews

One Colour

. Welcome to the second Long Player from the much rated Up, Bustle and Out, a soup of many funky tongues lovingly stirred by the quill of Senor Roody. Here is a band that is intelligent enough to dig deep into the ground and find common root all over the world....
Music - to move ya. From the raw, dirty sound of previous singles "The Revolutionary Woman of the Windmill" and "Hand of Contraband", to homages to lands different from our own...check "Three Drunk Musicians" for the groove laid down Peruvian stylee.

Istanbul's Secrets

our 10th album featuring: Rob Garza (Thievery Corporation, USA), Benjamin Escoriza (Radio Tarifa, Spain), Kalaf (Buraka Som Sistema, Portugal), Jim Barr (Portishead Band, UK), Blanquito Man & DJ Napoles (USA), MC Sultana (Turkey), Marina Celeste (France)...Contains music recorded in Bristol - England, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, France, USA & Jamaica. introduction

Blue Road

our 9th Album , featuring an exciting & fun international crew, a whole host of re-mixers and artists from across Europe, USA, Turkey and Mexico. "Blue Road offers a collection of songs that have only been available, mostly, on CD, as well as some unreleased grooves that have proven popular in clubs and dancehalls the world-over. These songs have been chosen by our fans, record store owners & media. There is also a selection of tracks from the "Mexican Sessions CD album, released in February 2007 and from the 2006 release "City Breakers". Both albums topped World Music Charts & USA. Radio stations like, DMX, CMJ, KCRW, KEXP, MTM, WHRC, Woman's Radio etc... introduction (All tracks taken from vinyl)

Mexican Sessions

our 8th Album Taking the Soundsystem further, working with some of the greatest Hip Hop and Cumbia producers on the planet. If you have seen the films 'Amores Perros', 'Volveras' or 'Raising Victor Vargas' & heard 'Control Machete' or 'Cypress Hill' - then this is a Latin Street Production ahead of its time that will reach you. Feat. Blanquito Man & Fragment Crew (NYC), Control Machete & Sistema Local (Mexico), Romanowski, Switchstance Records (Germany). Loved by KCRW DJs. This is our simple, sensational sound... introduction

Pre-Ninja Series

. For the first time ever, we are compiling our earliest vinyl recordings and it's time to offer them to the digital market. Some of UB&O were just 18 years old at the time of recording and the Sessions found here are rare and were never released on albums, or CDs. They were mostly 12s recorded at a time when UB&O were playing them on Pirate Radio Stations and it is evident that an ear for writing and producing quality music was the first foundation stone laid. Always sharing a global vision, UB&O's first recording was in French with Flutes, sax, keyboards, tons of experimental percussion, Spanish guitars & vocals - ALL flavour this portrait of the Pre-Ninja Tune Days... (All tracks taken from vinyl except *)

Urban Evacuation

our 6th album, focusing on the movement from Jamaican Dub producers like King Tubby to modern, cool UK urban grooves. Studio sessions were originally pressed in Kingston, Jamaica as limited 7" singles (copies available on our Mailorder page). Sessions involved Latin percussionists, Double Bass by Jim Barr (Portishead Band, UK), Jamaican DJ Mexican, Premier Jazz blowers like Andy Sheppard & Andy Hague, Portuguese & Angolan Soul Singers, Dubby Indian beats by Nitin Sawhney, & Dub Poets:
"To wake up on a glorious morning, Stretch and see the sun, Put water to I lips, Breath air to I mind... The simple soul that I am " introduction

City Breakers

our 7th Album by UB&O, experimenting further with Hip Hop Reggae & Dub. Feat. Jamaican DJ vocalists, Rappers, the best of Bristol's live musicians, Butch Cassidy Soundsystem & Beatfanatic. Heavily featured on KCRW Radio. introduction