Notting Hill Carnival

<p>Love is the Message returns from our summer break just in time for the Bank Holiday Weekend, which in London means one thing: Carnival. In this episode Jeremy and Tim cover the history of Notting Hill Carnival, the largest such event in Europe. They discuss patterns of Caribbean migration to the UK, traditions of carnival from Ancient Greece to Trinidad and Rio, and the particular story of Notting Hill, with its steel bands, dub sound systems, parade and party. They return to Lovers Rock, consider legendary stages like Aba Shanti, Good Times and Saxon, and interrogate how Bakhtinian and Deleuzian ideas can be applied to this unique expression of Black British culture. Plus: David Mancuso in Trinidad, and a young Jeremy tries to buy Pass the Dutchie. </p><p><br></p><p>If you’re going to Carnival this weekend, enjoy yourself and take plenty of water!</p><p><br></p><p>Patreon.com/LoveMessagePod</p><p>Loveisthemessagepod.co.uk</p><p>Produced by Matt Huxley</p><p><br></p><p>Tracklist:</p><p>Laurel Aitkin - Boogie in my Bones </p><p>Hells Gate Steel Orchestra - Ah Love It Here </p><p>Sir Coxson - King of the Dubb Rock </p><p>Louisa Mark - Caught You in a Lie </p><p>ASWAD - Concrete Slaveship </p><p>Smiley Culture - Cockney Translation </p><p>Papa Levi - Mi God Mi King </p><p>Ted Taylor - Ghetto Disco (Norman Jay Edit) </p><p>Cajmere - Brighter Days </p><p>Aba Shanti-I - Zulu Warrior </p><p>Moliy x Shenseea x Skillibeng - Shake It To The Max </p>