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Djemba Djemba is the future superstar of Mad Decent! He may be part of worldwide beat collectives and other things but we hang out with him everyday IRL, so our mutual love can never be matched. He's teamed up with London Future, the 21 year old visual and audio artist wizard on this track that enters your mind and fully activates your limbic lobe. "Look at me now" is Djemba and London doing what they do best, providing strong vibes through banged out next level production. Simple huge production with a strong vocal, game over. 

Photo Credit: akg-images / Paul Koudounaris

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Look At Me Now

Look At Me Now feat. Ifa Sayo

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London Future & Djemba Djemba - Look At Me Now feat. Ifa Sayo (JEFF063)

A small tribute to a man named John Shepherd who liked to broadcast music to the stars in an attempt to communicate with aliens.
Please enjoy

Signals From John

Beans on Toast with Pythagoras

Do I Turn Left Here?

driving through the fog

Headphone Activist - driving through the fog

nastalic silent hills

sunken

This track was a challenge on a number of levels. I wanted to do something along the lines of David Holmes and Chris Joss, but was also wanting to keep things a little more along the lines of the Orb. It turned out more the former but I'm happy with it.

So here you have it; a bit of Funk, with a dash of eccentricity.

What is that, Jack?

I discovered William S. Burroughs’ (WSB) work when I was in high-school. Naked Lunch was all the rage among some of the folks I hung out with at time. When I read it, I was blown away by it’s originality and edginess. It opened the door for me to the Beat Generation and some its writers who I grew to love.

The basis of this track is a reading from WSB on a visualization exercise called “Take Nirvana” ( https://youtu.be/JTcw4RymVy0 ). I’ve always enjoyed Burroughs’ delivery style when narrating his work. I love the creaky texture of his voice. This is my little tribute to WSB, I hope you enjoy it.

A Visualization Exercise Called: Take Nirvana

Depth Threshold

My music is my art.  Your brain is my canvass.

Signals From John

High Lumens Music