Spatial, No Problem Wewantsounds from ska to rocksteady to

from ska to rocksteady to the early reggae sounds of the late 1960’s and early 1970’s

The versatile and exploratory trio sets the bar for expressive interpretation and inventive creativity high

The musicianship is of  a very high standard and it’s a shame the group did not record more

and Bizarrap (Orange County)

Spatial, No Problem Wewantsounds from ska to rocksteady toLee Scratch Perry joins forces with Mouse on Mars (Jan St. Werner and Andi Toma) for Spatial, No Problem., a collaborative project recorded over three days at the duos Paraverse Studio in Berlin. Bringing together a rotating cast of musicians across multiple rooms, the sessions capture a fluid, exploratory approach guided by Perrys instinct to avoid convention. Rather than revisiting familiar dub territory, the record moves freely through krautrock,