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Drumz Of The South: The Dubstep Years (2004-2007) is the first photography book to comprehensively document the early days of dubstep. It captures the genre's evolution from the unique expressions of a small group of producers to its emergence as a global phenomenon.
This book serves as both a personal and cultural archive, featuring over 200 photographs from key events and radio stations, including FWD>> at Plastic People, DMZ, and Rinse FM. It showcases pioneering producers, DJs, and MCs such as Burial, Skream, Benga, Mala & Coki, Loefah and Sgt Pokes, Plastician, Kode9, Hatcha & Crazy D, Skepta, Wiley, and Mary Anne Hobbs.
Georgina Cook is a multidisciplinary artist and photographer focused on community, culture, environment, and identity. She created Drumz Of The South, a project that evolved from a zine to a blog, event, and book, exploring the early development of dubstep in South London. Cook collaborates with notable institutions like the Tate Modern, Museum of Youth Culture, and the V&A, and is a sought-after speaker on photography and culture across the UK.
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Drumz Of The South: The Dubstep Years (2004-2007) is the first photography book to comprehensively document the early days of dubstep. It captures the genre's evolution from the unique expressions of a small group of producers to its emergence as a global phenomenon.
This book serves as both a personal and cultural archive, featuring over 200 photographs from key events and radio stations, including FWD>> at Plastic People, DMZ, and Rinse FM. It showcases pioneering producers, DJs, and MCs such as Burial, Skream, Benga, Mala & Coki, Loefah and Sgt Pokes, Plastician, Kode9, Hatcha & Crazy D, Skepta, Wiley, and Mary Anne Hobbs.
Georgina Cook is a multidisciplinary artist and photographer focused on community, culture, environment, and identity. She created Drumz Of The South, a project that evolved from a zine to a blog, event, and book, exploring the early development of dubstep in South London. Cook collaborates with notable institutions like the Tate Modern, Museum of Youth Culture, and the V&A, and is a sought-after speaker on photography and culture across the UK.
Bundle up with Them and save on shipping for orders over $100 with standard delivery* by applying THEM100 at checkout.
Please note that this item is a final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged.
*US shipping only.
