"We hardly spoke about what we were doing. We met and got going. He was laughing a lot and we laughed along. We also cooked and ate fish soup and papayas."
"This world-exclusive installation will present the album in spatial audio on a specially installed D&B Soundscape sound system alongside in-person events which foreground how the music became a resonant medium for Black consciousness, cultural resistance, and the expression of a shared African heritage across the diaspora."
Mouse on Mars, consisting of Jan St. Werner and Andi Toma, will release a collaborative album with Lee 'Scratch' Perry called Spatial, No Problem on June 5. The collaboration began in December 2019, characterized by laughter and shared meals. The first single, 'Rockcurry,' will be accompanied by a video featuring recording session photos. An installation at Barbican's Project a Black Planet exhibition will showcase the album in spatial audio, emphasizing its cultural significance and connection to Black consciousness and heritage.
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