Описание
Damu the Fudgemunk – Vol. 1-2-How It Should Sound [New Vinyl LP]
Artist: Damu the Fudgemunk
Title: Vol. 1-2-How It Should Sound
Format: Vinyl
Genre: Rap/Hip Hop
UPC: 659123014212
Condition: New
Release Date: 2011
Record Label: Redefinition Records
Album Tracks
DISC 1:
1. Start Here
2. Another Introduction
3. Tea Tyme
4. Clap & Form Your Soul
5. Figment
6. Home Seek Home
7. Straight from the Harp
8. Rock Climbing (Byte 1)
9. It’s Called Chill Out
10. Gone with the Sunset
11. Bills Be Gone (Pawt 2)
12. Only One Me
13. Judgement Day
14. Dream Catcher
DISC 2:
1. How It Should Sound
2. You Know Who!
3. Movin’ on
4. Not So Young Anymore (Byte 2)
5. Fabrega’s Discotecas
6. Gestation
7. Don’t Fail Me Now
8. Man with Bindle (Pawt 1)
9. Hogs on the Hill (Pretty Sneaky)
10. At Your Request (Spinna Vs Joc)
11. It Wasn’t on Earth
12. Boomerang Luck
13. Gettin’ & Steppin’
I just want to do hip-hop the way I hear it in my head. It’s about a mood and what records I find: I love digging and finding things that I want people to hear. That’s the beauty of this art form to me. I have a bit of every great producer rolled into me and it’s their approach to manipulating drum breaks and samples that really opened up my ear. I really don’t consider my sound a throwback; I consider it a method of production, a distinct approach to making music.” – Damu the Fudgemunk Redefinition Records is proud to present these two volumes of timeless instrumentals from Washington D.C.’s finest, Damu the Fudgemunk. Produced mostly between 2004 and 2007, “How It Should Sound” brings together archived material that as yet has only existed on floppy disks stacked in between an oft-frequented MPC and an ever-expanding library of vintage vinyl. Don’t get it twisted though: What you now have in your possession is far more than a collection of sketches. HISS V1&2 represent a body of lovingly crafted material that bears all the hallmarks of Damu’s signature aesthetic. Crunchy drums bolster intricately woven narratives of soul-infused samples in compositions that thump and groove all at the same time. Horns appear from nowhere before dissolving sumptuously into the mix. Layers are steadily unveiled only to gradually fold back in on themselves. But hey, you knew that already, right? Welcome. In case you hadn’t noticed, this is how it should sound.
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