complicating matters since 1978
Listen on Bandcamp Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on SoundCloud This is a call to the sound boys and sound girls — the whole sound crew — to the dance floor. Rastas chanting. The Think break. The … Continued
Listen on Bandcamp Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on SoundCloud (Stay tuned next week for the Jungle Version.) This track comes from a period of my life when I spent more time in dark clubs than in … Continued
Listen on Bandcamp Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on SoundCloud By 2010, my creative world had shifted dramatically. I was making music in a tiny “studio” built inside a closet, working quietly in headphones while trying not … Continued
Back in 2008, I made this track with the intent of signing it to the newly formed Cold Busted label. At the time, they were just starting to carve out their identity as a home for funky, sample-driven beats, and … Continued
Style: Detroit Soul-House | Chicago Jackin’ | NYC Garage | Nu-Disco Funk | Minimal-Deep Late-Night Moods Description: A deep, late-night exploration of everything that makes house music feel alive — soulful Detroit textures, NYC garage swing, Chicago jackin’ heat, West … Continued
By 2007, I’d been living in Seoul for three years and had already spent a decade playing aggressive, bass-heavy music in dark clubs. Maybe it was time to chill out. Years earlier, when I was looking to travel, I’d gone … Continued
Unsurprisingly, this one’s exactly what the title promises — something chill. The rhythm comes from a dirty record pop, the kind of imperfection that gives a track its heartbeat. It was inspired by the sampling of H.R. Is A Dirty … Continued
This one was my take on the phenomenal field recordings of Alan Lomax — whose work has influenced generations of musicians, often without them even knowing it. Anyone who lived through the ’90s, or at least the party kids who … Continued
In 2010, I was working quietly alone in my headphones, in a “studio” that was really just a closet in a windowless room. There was no face-to-face connection with any kind of community. That solitude completely changed what I was … Continued
