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Sarah McQuaid - If We DUB Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous (Official Music Video)

https://sarahmcquaid.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5gI19b... Apple Music: https://geo.music.apple.com/album/if-... Bandcamp: https://sarahmcquaid.bandcamp.com/tra... https://ko-fi.com/sarahmcquaid   / sarahmcquaidmusic     / sarahmcquaidmusic     / sarahmcquaid   Original song written and performed by Sarah McQuaid as “If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous” on the album If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous (2018) Remixed by Tim Norman (UVX) Mixed and mastered by Martin Stansbury @ Cacophony Cottage Studio Video by Martin Stansbury Sarah McQuaid – vocals and electric guitar Tim Norman – additional programming I’m very excited about this Bandcamp Friday release in which I join forces with Tim Norman of 1990s acid and ambient dub duo UVX ((Ultraviolet Explorer)) for a new remix of the title track from my 2018 album If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous. It all started with a tongue-in-cheek conversation between myself and my wonderful longtime manager, producer and sound engineer, Martin Stansbury, about a “dub remix” of the album, akin to the Easy Star All-Stars’ classic Dub Side of the Moon. The idea continued to pop up from time to time as a jokey reference over the ensuing years — until one day Tim asked Martin to master a dub remix he’d done for a US-based singer/songwriter. This transformed into a simple labour exchange, and “If We DUB Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous” became a reality. Tim is best known to music mavens as one half of UVX ((Ultraviolet Explorer)), a Brighton-based duo signed to trance/dub/ambient/psychedelic label Magick Eye Records (also home to Astralasia, Magic Mushroom Band, Another Green World, Children Of Dub, Cybernaut and others). More recently, under the name Many Angled Ones, Tim released Suicide: Songs of Alan Vega and Martin Rev, featuring Guy McKnight (formerly of Noughties indie rockers The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster, now fronting The DSM IV) on vocals. I’m absolutely thrilled by what Tim has done with the track, and I’m also thrilled with the suitably grungy, lo-fi video Martin’s created to go with it, especially as it emphasises the environmental message implicit in the original song. Lyrics: There’s a boy in the garden With a shovel and a spade He’s going to dig himself a hole That’s the biggest ever made Boy in the garden Shovel and spade Biggest hole Ever made I say I know you’re having fun I don’t want to make a fuss But if you dig any deeper It could get dangerous Now we’re drilling through the earth Building pressure all the time Splitting cracks in the rock To free the power inside Drilling through the earth Pressure all the time Cracks in the rock Power inside Some things are better left buried Down under the crust And if we dig any deeper It could get dangerous Put your shovel away Time to call it a day Sometimes the way to fix a problem Is to turn the pressure off Cos if you dig any deeper It could get dangerous We’re bringing fire and flood And trembling ground See the pale horse Hear the trumpet sound Fire and flood Trembling ground Pale horse Trumpet sound I hope we can stop it But we need to hurry up Cos if we dig any deeper It could get dangerous ℗ & © 2023 Sarah McQuaid t/a Shovel And A Spade Records. All rights reserved. #sarahmcquaid #music #newmusic #newmusicvideo #newvideo #musicvideo #officialmusicvideo #officialvideo #youtubemusic #penzance #cornwall #kernow #kernowlife #kernowfornia #singersongwriter #folk #alternative #americana #acoustic #liverecording #solopiano #piano #sologuitar #guitar #electricguitar #acousticguitar #singer #songwriter #composer #dubmix #dubmusic #dubmash #remixsong