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Drumz Of The South: The Dubstep Years (2004-2007) is the first photography book to present the early days of dubstep in detail. Seminal to the genre's growth from the spaced-out expression of a handful of producers, to the global genre that it is today, Drumz Of The South is both a personal and a cultural document. Featuring over 200 photographs from clubs, events and radio stations such as FWD>> at Plastic People, DMZ at Mass and Rinse FM and pioneering producers, DJs and MCs like Burial, Skream and Benga, Mala & Coki, Loefah and Sgt Pokes, Plastician, Kode9, Hatcha & Crazy D, Skepta, Wiley, and Mary Anne Hobbs. Not only for fans of dubstep, it appeals to anyone interested in rave, youth culture, contemporary music history, London at night and sound-system culture.

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Georgina Cook is a multidisciplinary artist and photographer deeply rooted in community, culture, environment, and identity. She is the visionary behind Drumz Of The South, a zine turned blog, turned event, turned book, in which she delves into the early evolution of dubstep within her native South London. Georgina frequently works with esteemed institutions such as the Tate Modern, Museum of Youth Culture, and the V&A. She is a sought-after speaker, delivering talks and lectures on photography and culture in colleges and organisations throughout the UK.

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