I was introduced to MELT 2000 by Tony Thorpe (KLF / Moody Boyz) in 1999 whilst working on an Airto remix project. Robert Trunz's philanthropic label had amassed a large catalogue of music & field recordings, focusing on tribal & spiritual sounds from South Africa. Robert also had an ear to sound system culture & was encouraging collaborations between his artists & producers such as Juno Reactor, Smith & Mighty, Biosphere, Roni Size & System 7.By 2007 my Nanny Tango imprint was making headway with a series of 7" releases aligned to jazz-room & electro audiences. I wondered if a MELT 2000 remix album might be possible on similar lines. Robert was encouraging so I began co-ordinating Vibrations From The Motherland. We soon had a strong collection of mixes by Maga Bo, Spritual South, Mark de Clive-Lowe, Henrik Schwarz & others, ranging from tech-house to Bali-funk, dubstep, glitch, nu-soul & breaks. We also had some amazing visuals by the late designer Jon Kemp. But just as we were fin