The Inspiration of William Blake

Jah Wobble, the renowned musical explorer, delves into the poetic world of fellow Cockney, William Blake, with his 1996 album, "The Inspiration of William Blake." This captivating release is a testament to Wobble's versatility, seamlessly blending ambient classical elements with tribal dance rhythms, all anchored by his signature dub bass and an array of intriguing sound effects. The album is a continuous journey through Blake's profound poetry, with Wobble's unique interpretation bringing new life to classic works like "Tyger Tyger" and "Holy Thursday." From the opening notes of "Songs of Innocence" to the concluding "Auguries of Innocence," the album flows as a single, cohesive piece, making it an immersive experience for any fan of innovative and thought-provoking music. Released under his own label, 30 Hertz, this album is a bold fusion of genres that showcases Jah Wobble's artistic prowess and his ability to breathe new life into timeless literature.