Boiler Room / Eris Drew /Larry Mison Jnr’s classic ‘When It Rains’

14th January 2022

Thanks Eris Drew for selecting Larry Mison Jnr for your Boiler Room session opening track. See / hear the entire mix on Youtube (below) or listen only on Apple Music

 

Maeg Music Spotify wrapped 2021

14th January 2022

Artists from the Maeg roster have had a great year on Spotify. Thanks to all our Spotify listeners – and to those of you new to the streaming service here are some Maeg playlists for your to digest. Check out Guilos stats – ‘666’ at the end of the short video below – satanic!

See also:

Molybdomancy – Pete Gomes and Simon Christophers

Augury by Pete Gomes and Simon Christophers

Lonesome Library – Book of Jams

Recompression – Pete Gomes and Simon Christophers

Kiss Me Poly – Plastic Fun (Hugo Lynn remix)

Larry Mison Jnr feat/ Carte Blanche – Nobody Loves You Like Me (LMX Remixes)

Kiss Me Poly – Uncanny Valley Death Stare E.P.

Larry Mison Jnr feat. Carte Blanche – Nobody Loves You Like Me – Retrex Remixes

Kiss Me Poly – Dreams Of Movie Scenes

Kiss Me Poly – Anti-gravity Capital

Kiss Me Poly – Psychic Pollution

Kiss Me Poly – Prisoners Kiss

Kiss Me Poly – Beautiful Enemy

Stupid Hearts Club – Beat It Back Down

U.H.O. – Autumn Morning feat. Rebecca Carrington

Riketté – I Lived And Then I Died E.P

Isolation – Team Lambeth

Crownstone -Flying High, In Your Heart

Strange Horizons – A Maeg Compilation Vol. 3

U.H.O. – Colossal Head EP

U.H.O. Urban Eden – Album

Boiler Room / Eris Drew /Larry Mison Jnr’s classic ‘When It Rains’

Earthman – Earthtones (Part 3 E.P.)

Preview – U.H.O. – Urban Eden, from the forthcoming remastered album

New Previews – U.H.O. – Autumn Morning (Higher) – from the forthcoming remastered album Urban Eden

U.H.O. – Simple Things preview from the forthcoming remastered Urban Eden album

U.H.O. Stockwell Experiment forthcoming from the remastered album Urban Eden

U.H.O. – Urban Eden (single)

Earthman – Earthtones (Part 2 EP)

Earthman – Earthtones E.P.

Duggie Fields – Ersatz Gold

Meet Duggie Fields video

U.H.O. – The Stockwell E.P.

Isolated – Simon Christophers

U.H.O. – Secrets & Lies (mixes)

U.H.O. – The One (Remixes)

U.H.O. – Miami Flight and remix

Just Imagine – Duggie Fields, music/art & Liquitex

U.H.O. – Simple Things / Strange Lines

Emmie Ward – Betsey Bobbin (Slight Reprise)

2020 Vision: Maeg Music, Compilation

Read all about it

Duggie Fields – BOOM

Guilo – Upon The Ancient Tracks

Guilo Arcadian Rhythms single

Guilo – Ancient Tracks

Earthman – Emotions (Part 3 EP)

Team Lambeth – Den of a Thief

Earthman – Emotions (Part 2 EP)

Team Lambeth – Strange Paradise/Slow Release

Larry Mison Jnr – Two Sides Of…

Gareth & the Southgates

The Hellfire Club (UK)

Limited edition Hellfire Club cassettes

Team Lambeth – Leftie Raver single

Larry Mison Jnr – Musique Mison

Larry Mison Jnr – Flashback

Larry Mison Jnr – Listen Real Deep

Larry Mison Jnr – Nightshift

Larry Mison Jnr – Healer

Larry Mison Jnr – Disco/House

I am Gareth Southgate video on Aunty Beeb

Riketté on Sky News

Rikette CD – Promo Edition

Riketté at Women of the World festival

U.H.O – Brazilian Wax

U.H.O. – Kindred Spirits feat Carlton and Rob Lavers

U.H.O. – Something Different feat Andy Willyams

U.H.O. – Ah Insensatez feat Rebecca Carrington

A nice review from la dea bicefala website

Guilo – Incline Thine Ears

Guilo – Guitarra

Acoustic / Electric – Maeg Music, Volume One

LE red Vinyl of Hellfire Clubs In Hammersmith EP

Banner Ad Emmie Ward

Banner Ad Skerritt

Banner Ad Rikette

Guilo & Friends – Light and Weight ​/​ Ruby Of Cocundo

Riketté – i​,​i​,​i​.​.​.

Riketté – Next Question

Headstockz – Talking

Guilo – Mulberry Harbour ​/ ​Falaise Pocket

Team Lambeth – Liberty X “Just A Little RMX X2”

Riketté – Miss Leading Happy EP

Emmie Ward arr. Mark Beazley – The Werewolf

Larry Mison Jnr – Flashback (’98 and ’99 versions)

U.H.O. – Where There’s Music feat. Carlton

Re-release for Larry Mison Jnr

U.H.O.

Winston Skerritt – Cider-Man / Mrs Brown

Guilo – Family

Rebecca Carrington – Soliloquy To Tranquility

Riketté – Riketté

Emmie Ward – Fair & Sure

Earthman – Emotions

On this day in history – Riketté interview

Riketté – Drink It In

Emmie Ward singing “Polly Vaughan” live

 

Preview – U.H.O. – Urban Eden, from the forthcoming remastered album

6th November 2021

 

New Previews – U.H.O. – Autumn Morning (Higher) – from the forthcoming remastered album Urban Eden

6th November 2021

 

U.H.O. – Simple Things preview from the forthcoming remastered Urban Eden album

6th November 2021

See also:

Molybdomancy – Pete Gomes and Simon Christophers

Augury by Pete Gomes and Simon Christophers

Lonesome Library – Book of Jams

Recompression – Pete Gomes and Simon Christophers

Kiss Me Poly – Plastic Fun (Hugo Lynn remix)

Larry Mison Jnr feat/ Carte Blanche – Nobody Loves You Like Me (LMX Remixes)

Kiss Me Poly – Uncanny Valley Death Stare E.P.

Larry Mison Jnr feat. Carte Blanche – Nobody Loves You Like Me – Retrex Remixes

Kiss Me Poly – Dreams Of Movie Scenes

Kiss Me Poly – Anti-gravity Capital

Kiss Me Poly – Psychic Pollution

Kiss Me Poly – Prisoners Kiss

Kiss Me Poly – Beautiful Enemy

Stupid Hearts Club – Beat It Back Down

U.H.O. – Autumn Morning feat. Rebecca Carrington

Riketté – I Lived And Then I Died E.P

Isolation – Team Lambeth

Crownstone -Flying High, In Your Heart

Strange Horizons – A Maeg Compilation Vol. 3

U.H.O. – Colossal Head EP

U.H.O. Urban Eden – Album

Boiler Room / Eris Drew /Larry Mison Jnr’s classic ‘When It Rains’

Maeg Music Spotify wrapped 2021

Earthman – Earthtones (Part 3 E.P.)

Preview – U.H.O. – Urban Eden, from the forthcoming remastered album

New Previews – U.H.O. – Autumn Morning (Higher) – from the forthcoming remastered album Urban Eden

U.H.O. Stockwell Experiment forthcoming from the remastered album Urban Eden

U.H.O. – Urban Eden (single)

Earthman – Earthtones (Part 2 EP)

Earthman – Earthtones E.P.

Duggie Fields – Ersatz Gold

Meet Duggie Fields video

U.H.O. – The Stockwell E.P.

Isolated – Simon Christophers

U.H.O. – Secrets & Lies (mixes)

U.H.O. – The One (Remixes)

U.H.O. – Miami Flight and remix

Just Imagine – Duggie Fields, music/art & Liquitex

U.H.O. – Simple Things / Strange Lines

Emmie Ward – Betsey Bobbin (Slight Reprise)

2020 Vision: Maeg Music, Compilation

Read all about it

Duggie Fields – BOOM

Guilo – Upon The Ancient Tracks

Guilo Arcadian Rhythms single

Guilo – Ancient Tracks

Earthman – Emotions (Part 3 EP)

Team Lambeth – Den of a Thief

Earthman – Emotions (Part 2 EP)

Team Lambeth – Strange Paradise/Slow Release

Larry Mison Jnr – Two Sides Of…

Gareth & the Southgates

The Hellfire Club (UK)

Limited edition Hellfire Club cassettes

Team Lambeth – Leftie Raver single

Larry Mison Jnr – Musique Mison

Larry Mison Jnr – Flashback

Larry Mison Jnr – Listen Real Deep

Larry Mison Jnr – Nightshift

Larry Mison Jnr – Healer

Larry Mison Jnr – Disco/House

I am Gareth Southgate video on Aunty Beeb

Riketté on Sky News

Rikette CD – Promo Edition

Riketté at Women of the World festival

U.H.O – Brazilian Wax

U.H.O. – Kindred Spirits feat Carlton and Rob Lavers

U.H.O. – Something Different feat Andy Willyams

U.H.O. – Ah Insensatez feat Rebecca Carrington

A nice review from la dea bicefala website

Guilo – Incline Thine Ears

Guilo – Guitarra

Acoustic / Electric – Maeg Music, Volume One

LE red Vinyl of Hellfire Clubs In Hammersmith EP

Banner Ad Emmie Ward

Banner Ad Skerritt

Banner Ad Rikette

Guilo & Friends – Light and Weight ​/​ Ruby Of Cocundo

Riketté – i​,​i​,​i​.​.​.

Riketté – Next Question

Headstockz – Talking

Guilo – Mulberry Harbour ​/ ​Falaise Pocket

Team Lambeth – Liberty X “Just A Little RMX X2”

Riketté – Miss Leading Happy EP

Emmie Ward arr. Mark Beazley – The Werewolf

Larry Mison Jnr – Flashback (’98 and ’99 versions)

U.H.O. – Where There’s Music feat. Carlton

Re-release for Larry Mison Jnr

U.H.O.

Winston Skerritt – Cider-Man / Mrs Brown

Guilo – Family

Rebecca Carrington – Soliloquy To Tranquility

Riketté – Riketté

Emmie Ward – Fair & Sure

Earthman – Emotions

On this day in history – Riketté interview

Riketté – Drink It In

Emmie Ward singing “Polly Vaughan” live

 

U.H.O. Stockwell Experiment forthcoming from the remastered album Urban Eden

6th November 2021

 

Meet Duggie Fields video

27th October 2020

 

Just Imagine – Duggie Fields, music/art & Liquitex

27th April 2020

Global paint brands Liquitex – online video teaser showcasing Duggie, his art and his music

 

Read all about it

9th December 2019

Metro feature for Duggie Fields

DUGGIE FIELDS has been an active member of the British art scene for more than five decades. An instantly recognisable figure with his trademark sharp suits, black quiff and cartoon shades, his appearance every bit embodies his post-pop art masterpieces.

The apartment he has rented for the past 50 years is not just his home — it’s a living landscape of his eclectic life and colourful career.

From the giant canvases that hang on the walls and humanised mannequins occupying the rooms to the humorous ‘accidental feature’ made after a roof leak, Duggie sees the art in everything.

Primary colours: Paintings and murals add colour to the living room

He says the flat’s evolution keeps him creative — and his interiors interesting.

‘If you don’t exert yourself over your surroundings then they crash in on you. I have lived with lots of decay over the years with floods and the odd torrential downpour. But even decay creates something new,’ Duggie tells us.

Colour riot: Duggie’s artworks adorn the living room, bedroom and hallway walls (both below)

‘When I first moved here I was 23-years-old. It was empty, with bare floorboards — I moved in with nothing and no money and I couldn’t help but personalise the space.’

Duggie moved in with two friends — one of which was Syd Barrett, the co-founder of Pink Floyd. Duggie’s painting of Syd was exhibited at the V&A.

‘I didn’t know then that it was not going to be a temporary space. At one point I felt trapped because I didn’t own it. But I’ve had various landlords down the years, most of whom have shown complete disinterest. Largely I’m left alone, which is how I like it.

Fields of gold: Duggie’s colourful bookcase

‘Now I am extremely grateful. Where would I find anywhere as amazing as this to live? And to work? It has been a wonderful place to paint.’

When you enter the apartment, in a genteel mansion block in London’s Earl’s Court, it’s like walking into one of Duggie’s pop art videos. Little wonder that last year it was recreated for the Glasgow International art biennial. ‘It was very surreal, very Alice In Wonderland,’ he says.

Artful: Bright paintings, the amazing bathroom and pop art cushions (both below)

The flat is filled with his eye-catching work — from the double bed coming out of the fireplace and plastic limbs growing in plant pots to pop art swivel chairs (below).

Duggie may be 74, but no one can accuse him of not moving with the times. He has just released a single to address the divisive effect Brexit is having on British society. ‘It’s called Boom. It’s so important now to realise that we need to coexist with people with different views,’ he says.

Apart from the two painted murals in the living room, all walls are white.

‘The paintings add the colour. I love mirrors but I didn’t want to lose wall space for my paintings. So I use mirrors on the backs of every door instead. It allows you to see the room from some rather interesting angles. You don’t know if you are looking through it or at it.

‘The hallway had no view and was slightly claustrophobic so I added mirrors — and now you can see the green trees outside through the windows. ‘You have to constantly freshen up — I have kept the black vinyl floor tiles but that changes, too, depending on what I am painting.

‘I might live amongst my work, but there are things I won’t notice for a long time. I will suddenly see something again, but differently. I go on and off everything — it depends on my emotional state.’

The mannequins are a huge theme of Duggie’s work. His parents owned a shop and he used to hang out with his brother and the other local shop owners’ kids in the storage rooms.

‘When I acquire the mannequins most of them are faceless and sexless, but I add nipples and pubic hair to give them personality.

‘Believe it or not, it used to be so minimal but I’ve been here so long I’ve acquired a lot of things,’ he laughs.

There’s a huge painting of the now-demolished Earl’s Court Exhibition Centre and Duggie is part of the campaign to use the land as a green space. (‘Earl’s Court is the most polluted area in London,’ he says.) Vintage plastic dolls and body parts that randomly pop out of plants pots (below) are from car boot and jumble sales. ‘They have no value but spice the space up. I don’t plan things or want anything to look perfect. They just work.’

The bedroom fireplace serves as the headboard for his bed and there’s a huge painting of his parents, from a photo taken in the 1960s, on the wall.

Paint palettes are another major theme, forming many light fittings.

The breath-taking bathroom took Duggie four days to paint with sponges. ‘Zandra Rhodes had a painting party in the late-1970s and I thought I’d try that in here.’

A mannequin leg holds up the shower over the bath. ‘I love to crowd small spaces and empty out big spaces. Lots of mirrors in here add depth — but also confusion, so you are seeing everything from a different angle.

‘Nothing in my house is of intrinsic value, apart from my work. Everything else is old and repurposed. But when I change it around, paint another canvas or add something that interests me I’ve found in a charity shop, it breathes new life into the place.’

■ Duggie Field’s new single, Boom, is now available to stream via Spotify

 

Limited edition Hellfire Club cassettes

27th May 2018

A limited edition of 50 cassettes of the Hellfire Clubs retrospective Complete Hellfire

 

Maeg Music Catalogue