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'MEGAGEM' is Dopapod's 5th studio album.  Set for release this Friday 10/27/17, you can get your first listen here on Soundcloud.

You can order 'MEGAGEM' on VINYL and CD here: https://dopapod.bandcamp.com/album/megagem

MEGAGEM

Playlist

FuNk

eoto/dopapod/sunsquabi

Flourite

Grizmatik - My People

Robot Rock

2015 single release entitled "Beast". 
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Beast

Funky lil diddy by Dustin Cantey and Dylan Braud

Recorded by Dylan Braud and Dylan Marceaux


`~OTTAWA-na go to bed~`

Dustin Cantey- Sea of Love(cover)

Dustin Cantey- He Wasn’t Always This Way

Recorded by Earphunk
@ Parlor Studios in New Orleans 2015
Mixed and Produced by Paul Provosty
Engineered by Matt Grondin

Omega

Dopapod "Freight Train"

Moon Rips

Open E
Live @ House of Blues
Dallas, TX :: 4.27.2017

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2017.4.27 :: House of Blues :: Dallas, TX

Upcoming Tour Dates

Open E :: LIVE :: 4.27.2017

Plaese Haalp is the first track on Dopapod's upcoming studio album 'MEGAGEM', coming out on 10/26/17.

You can pre-order 'MEGAGEM' on VINYL/CD here: https://goo.gl/PWgmYT

Lyrics: 
You can see downstairs the roofs 
Of Gardner street, there’s such a truth
It’s thirty miles till home
I got you for Saturday, guess what it’s going to end that way
Cause mama always shows
She went homeward in a cab, and talks of angels singing mad
She’s driven by a friend

Plaese Haalp
Tommy didn’t hear me, he was in a panic
Gas Tank
The only better place to be was where we couldn’t go now
Stranded
Nobody in the radius that knew any coordinates
Questions
Until we find the way back home

Will we ever find a way out of here no not today
Otherwise we’ll feel sublime nothing different

You can see downstairs the roofs 
Of Gardner street, there’s such a truth
It’s thirty miles till home
I got you for Saturday, guess what it’s going to end that way
Cause mama always shows
She went homeward in a cab, and talks of angels singing mad
She’s driven by a friend

Plaese Haalp
The time it flies when there’s nowhere to return to
Gas Tank
And the illusion of seclusion doesn’t make you feel lost now
Stranded
Nobody in the radius that knew any coordinates
Questions
Until we find the way to be

Will we ever find a way out of here no not today
Otherwise we’ll feel sublime nothing different, every time
Will we ever find a way out of here no not today
Otherwise we’ll feel sublime nothing different

You can see downstairs the roofs 
Of Gardner street, there’s such a truth
It’s thirty miles till home
I got you for Saturday, guess what it’s going to end that way
Cause mama always shows
She went homeward in a cab, and talks of angels singing mad
She’s driven by a friend

As long time keeps ticking on
You’ll end up right where you belong
Only you can slow it down
Only you can turn it all around
Cause every day’s a dream, and nothing’s as it seems
Hands are on the wheel, You can make it real
You can slow it down, Turn it all around
There’s no going back, the world keeps spinning on

Plaese Haalp

Confabulation

Mucho

Zonk

Piazole

Dopapod-French Bowling

‘Caterpillar’ is the first stage in a 3-part series. The band has been focusing on Biology and evolution as themes for inspiration during their writing process. “The metamorphosis becomes more evident as the other two stages are revealed. It's been a really fun process to work on. Especially because we are bridging the other stages (yet to be released) together.” Says Kevin Donohue. Chris Anderson’s (drummer) younger brother Spencer Anderson is also featured on the violin in the track. ‘Caterpillar’ is the 2nd single released by the band since their last EP with more music to be released in the coming months.

Kevin Donohue - Producer/Guitars/Keys
Joshua Fairman - Bass/Synth
Christopher Anderson - Drums
Spencer Anderson - Violin
Eric Luba - Keys

Caterpillar

Studio Versions of:
1. When the Dust Settles
2. Scheme
3. Atlas
4. EHM
5. Golden Gate

When The Dust Settles

Golden Gate

Fisher Cat Feat. Jason Hann

My mom used to play Elton John’s music all the time. I grew up on it. His songs played a large part of my musical childhood. In fact, I’m told that the first song I ever sang was, “B-B-B-Bennie and the Jets.” Having not listened to much of Elton’s music in recent years, I found myself truly inspired having gone to see the movie, Rocketman. The music brought back intense feelings from both my childhood and where I find myself in the present moment. I immediately went into the studio and started work on this remix.

As a musician, I’ve always related deeply to the original song which was inspired by the 1951 science fiction short, The Rocket Man, by Ray Bradbury. The story depicts the complex relationship between technology and psychology, and in particular, an astronaut's love of the stars. A man ventures into space for three months at a time and returns to earth for only a few short days to see his wife and son, deeply torn between his love of space and his family. The song imagines what his long adventures, while filled with loneliness, would be like. I've always viewed this as a metaphor for the life of an artist. 

This remix makes a great precursor to the release of my next full-length album, Setting Fire To The Stars. (Coming this fall). It's a sci-fi themed record that vibes on the darker side of our feelings. Thoughts of anxiety, depression, loneliness, and social isolation are recurring ideas in both the lyrics and music found on this album. Subjects that many of us are all too familiar with. 

So here's my remix of Rocket Man for you. I hope you catch a new vibe off my interpretation of the original classic.
🚀👨‍🚀

Shout out to my good homies, Moon Suk Lee, for the original artwork and Brett Shredmunds for the title work.

Mixed and Mastered by Mark A. Cooley and Chris Wright at Violet Recording

2019

Rocket Man (Shuj Roswell Remix)

Instantly
Live @ House of Blues
Dallas, TX :: 4.10.2019

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LISTEN TO THE FULL SET

Instantly :: Live in Dallas :: 4.10.2019

Here we go folks, FULL TRACK with extended outro! #Grizmatik

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Eli Winderman [keys, vocals], Rob Compa [guitar, vocals], Chuck Jones [bass] Neal “Fro” Evans [drums]