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Bandcamp / Buy As modern Britain lurches from crisis to crisis, deeply divided and seemingly at war with its own interests, it may seem futile to look to a mix CD in search of the positives of UK life. Yet fabric presents Overmono, the first commercial mix from the Overmono brothers, takes a pretty good stab at reminding the listener of the deeply ingrained strain of multiculturalism that has made British music—and British life, in general—so rewarding for those who have embraced it. Overmono, a fraternal duo known for their rugged techno and rave revivalism, wanted their Fabric mix to be “a nod to music scenes past and present” that would capture the feeling of South East London on a cold winter night: “Night buses with steamed up windows. Sirens in the distance.” But the album’s centrepiece, L.B. Dub Corp’s “I Have a Dream,” featuring British dub poet Benjamin Zephaniah, suggests that their intentions go beyond music. â

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