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| name = Steve Chandra Savale | image = Steve Chandra Savale.jpg | caption = A promotional poster for the Al-Jazeera English show, Music of Resistance | image_size = | background = solo_singer | birth_name = Steve Chandra Savale | alias = Chandrasonic, Chandra Blunt, Imperial Bulbhead, Efrem Zitblaster (Jnr) | origin = London, United Kingdom | instrument = guitar | genre = Electronica, dub, drum and bass, big beat | occupation = Musician, singer-songwriter, activist, composer | years_active = 1986–present | label = Slash, Virgin, FFRR, EMI, Cake | associated_acts = Asian Dub Foundation, Higher Intelligence Agency, Atom Spies, The Davidsons, Dog Food | website = www.asiandubfoundation.com, [https://musicofresistance.wordpress.com/https://www.musicofresistance.wordpress.com] }} Steve Chandra Savale originally from London, United Kingdom, also known by his stage names Chandrasonic and Chandra Blunt, is a British musician of Asian descent, best known as the lead guitarist of the British electronica band Asian Dub Foundation. He was also part of the Birmingham-based bands Higher Intelligence Agency and the Atom Spies in which he was an early collaborator, and lead guitarist / vocalist respectively. He also composed and co-wrote the musical Gaddafi: A Living Myth with the Asian Dub Foundation and has presented a series of documentaries for Al-Jazeera English called Music of Resistance. Amongst other early projects Savale played guitar with Birmingham band the Davidsons (as Efrem Zitblaster (Jnr)), both live, and on their 1987 12" EP release Muscle Jerks (Cake Records - 12 Piece 4), and with Dog Food (as Imperial Bulbhead) on their 1986 cassette only self-release More Frantic Than... BiographySavale earned the nickname Chandrasonic because he used to tune all of the strings on his guitar to one note and play it with a knife.[1] He uses the alias Chandra Blunt when performing with the Atomic Spies. Asian Dub FoundationSavale plays guitar for the Asian Dub Foundation, which is where he has made his claim to fame as a musician. Savale has interviewed prominent leftist intellectual, historian, political campaigner, author, and filmmaker Tariq Ali about the War on Terrorism, Pakistan, 1960s musicians and their activism, and health care in the United States. Music of ResistanceThe Music of Resistance is a six-part documentary series that tells the stories of musicians who fight repression and sing about injustices. They are unique musical personalities from some of the world's most troubled areas - what makes them different is their need to communicate their politics through music. They are all ambitious and talented but for them 'making it' is not about diamonds and sports cars - it is about radical political change. They come from Nigeria, Mozambique, the favelas of Brazil, Cape Verde, the desert of the Sahara and London. References1. ^{{cite news | title = Gadafy is like Ziggy Stardust in reverse | publisher = The Guardian | url = https://www.theguardian.com/music/2006/apr/26/classicalmusicandopera.libya | accessdate = 1 April 2009| location=London| first=Stuart| last=Jeffries| date=2006-04-26}} {{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Savale, Steve Chandra}}{{Asian Dub Foundation}} 7 : Year of birth missing (living people)|Living people|Asian Underground musicians|Desi musicians|Musicians from London|English electronic musicians|People educated at Dr Challoner's Grammar School |
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