Words Out

LABJACD‘s 3rd CD was released in 2009 and is available online and on iTunes.

Words Out
Words Out
Two Sides of the Truth 12″

Featuring MC Tumi, the debut from The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra was released in 2009.  A limited pressing of 500, it is now sold out, but can be found on the internet if you look hard…Read more

Two Sides of the Truth 12″
Two Sides of the Truth 12″
The Cactus Channel

Look out for the debut 7″ from High School funk band The Cactus Channel 7″ in all good record stores. Distributed through Obese (Aus), Fat Beats (USA) and Kudos (UK/ROW).

The Cactus Channel
The Cactus Channel
Room 401

The business arm of musician and producer Tristan Ludowyk

Room 401
Room 401
The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra

Inspired by the infectious afro-beat music of Nigeria and its neighbours, The POAO delivers contemporary African funk to Australian dancefloors. This mammoth ensemble comprises seventeen musicians hand-picked from Melbourne’s music scene.

The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra
The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra
Vote With Your Feet

The full length album from LABJACD (2006) available as a CD or from iTunes.

Vote With Your Feet
Vote With Your Feet
LABJACD

LABJACD playing live at WOMADelaide

LABJACD
LABJACD
Friend or Foe b/w Diamond Cutter

The debut 45 from HopeStreet Recordings, limited stock available from www.hopestreetrecordings.com or online stores.

Friend or Foe b/w Diamond Cutter
Friend or Foe b/w Diamond Cutter
Do Anything Go Anywhere

The debut album from The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra available now online or on iTunes

Do Anything Go Anywhere
Do Anything Go Anywhere
LABJACD EP

The debut release from LABJACD was this EP (2005).  Get the CD online or download from iTunes.

LABJACD EP
LABJACD EP

About

Room 401 was established by Tristan Ludowyk in 2007 to look after the business aspects of LABJACD.  In 2008 it added The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra to its roster, as well as co-managing newly established label/production…Read more
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Welcome!

Finally got the website up after meaning to do it for 4 years now!  It’s a bit like the chef that eats McDonalds because he can’t be bothered cooking at home