←ExploreENTITY · EVENTNotting Hill Carnival sound systemsWell supportedLondon carnival sound-system tradition where Jamaican sound-system culture became central to Black British public culture.Share a memoryCorrect this recordAdd a source leadAt a glanceTypeeventConfidenceWell supportedEraOpen era →Society, politics & receptionEvents, festivals, clashes & institutionsDiaspora & global influenceConnectionslinked by · associated withLadbroke Grove / All Saints Road, Notting HillThe Grove's static sound systems anchor Carnival's reggae and dub tradition.linked by · part ofThe static sound at carnivalStatic builds are the fixed street-corner sounds of Notting Hill Carnival.linked by · performed atChannel One Sound System (UK)Channel One is associated with UK roots sound-system culture and carnival contexts.linked by · performed atAba Shanti-IAba Shanti-I is associated with London roots sound-system culture and carnival contexts.Watch & listenOpen source ↗Google Arts & Culture — roots of sound systems at Notting Hill CarnivalWEB · rights discovery only · source referenceClickable source for UK carnival/sound-system context.Source link ↗Open source ↗Notting Hill Carnival official siteWEB · rights discovery only · source referenceClickable official carnival source.Source link ↗In storiesStory · Well supportedJapan, Europe and the dancehall loopHow overseas sounds loved Jamaican music, travelled to Jamaica, learned the culture, voiced dubplates and built local scenes that fed back into the global circuit.
Open source ↗Google Arts & Culture — roots of sound systems at Notting Hill CarnivalWEB · rights discovery only · source referenceClickable source for UK carnival/sound-system context.Source link ↗
Open source ↗Notting Hill Carnival official siteWEB · rights discovery only · source referenceClickable official carnival source.Source link ↗
