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James Lavelle music documentary The Man From Mo’Wax is coming to the IFI

James Lavelle music documentary The Man From Mo’Wax is coming to the IFI

Luke Sharkey

As the founder of the Mo’Wax label and the producer behind the UNKLE project, James Lavelle is considered a bit of a legend and a trendsetter to many trip-hop fans.

The Man From Mo’Wax is a documentary, made by director Matthew Jones, which charts the course of Lavelle’s life and career.

The IFI has announced that, as part of their roll&roll cinema strand, they will be screening the film on September 9th at 6pm.

Tickets are on sale now at €11.00 here.

Lavelle plays the Sugar Club on September 29th. Tickets are on sale now at €27.90+ from the Ticketmaster site. He also plays Roisin Dubh, Galway the night before.

See Also

There’s also a soundtrack out to the film which looks like this:

1. UNKLE – Back and forth
2. Zimbabwe Legit – Doin’ Damage in My Native Language (Shadow’s Legitimate Remix)
3. Marie ‘Queenie’ Lyons – See And Don’t See
4. The Wild Bunch – Friends & Countrymen
5. Hioshi Fujiwara + KUDO featuring DJ MILO – Return Of The Original Art Firn (D.J.MIX)
6. RPM – Food of My De-Rhythm
7. Blackalicious – Swan Lake
8. La Funk Mob – Ravers Suck Our Sound and Get F**k
9. Attica Blues – Contemplating Jazz
10. Dr. Octagon – Blue Flowers
11. DJ Krush – Kemuri
12. DJ Shadow – Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul)
13. UNKLE featuring Thom Yorke – Rabbit In Your Headlights
14. Queens of The Stone Age – Like Clockwork
15. UNKLE featuring Ian Brown – Reign
16. DJ Shadow – What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1)

The Man from Mo'Wax - Official Trailer
U.N.K.L.E. feat Richard Ashcroft - Lonely Soul

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