Showing posts with label Dam-Funk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dam-Funk. Show all posts
Monday, November 25, 2013
MED & Blu - Peroxide [(ft. Dam-Funk) Prod. Madlib]
Tomorrow, the Stones Throw duo MED & Blu will be releasing their second EP of 2013 with The Buzz. The album's first cut features Mayer Hawthorne, which doesn't interest us in the slightest (never forget). However, the other cut features help from Dam-Funk and the supreme deity Madlib. DF plays his role with the ultra-dirty chorus, while MED & Blu flash between Madlib's bumping beats.
Check it out below and order the EP here, courtesy of Stones Throw and Bang Ya Head.
Labels:
Bang Ya Head,
BLU,
Dam-Funk,
Madlib,
MED,
New Music,
Stones Throw Records
Monday, July 30, 2012
Decibel Fest additions announced
Seattle's Decibel Festival has officially announced its newest additions to the 9th annual event. The newest acts will include DJ Shadow, Tycho, Star Slinger, Dam-Funk, MiMOSA, Tipper, Clark, Jimmy Edgar, and many others.
The new acts will join headliners Orbital, Kimbra, The Cannabinoids (featuring Erykah Badu), Matthew Dear, and Ariel Pink. In total, the Sep. 26-30 festival will feature over 130 acts at fantastic venues across Seattle, as well as art showcases throughout the five day span.
Tickets for the event are available at a special discount, here. For full lineup, check out the fest's website, as well as artist venues.
Labels:
Ariel Pink,
Dam-Funk,
Decibel Festival,
DJ Shadow,
Erykah Baduh,
Matthew Dear,
Orbital,
Seattle,
Star Slinger,
Tycho
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Wednesday Bears: Dam-Funk Mixtape
né Damon Riddick's (Dam-Funk) mixtape, "Beautiful Music for Beautiful People," is an mish-mash of 80's-ish style dance tunes with the analog turned to the fullest.The mix, brought to you from the people at Clae Footwear, is a fuzzy blend of city soundscapes lost in a mirth of 80's synths and harmonies. The product, styled in a crisp rust of analog and drum beats, is in a way a call to the oft-forgotten, oft-idolized sounds of late 70's and 80's pop and soul, complete with heavy baselines and swollen voices echoing in the fog of the music.
MP3 Courtesy of Pitchfork Media
Labels:
Dam-Funk
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

