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STREAM:
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BUY/DOWNLOAD:
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Recorded: February 25, 2021
Produced, mixed, and mastered by monoscape
Artwork: Osamu Tsuruta

Dream of Spring

https://zanealexander.bandcamp.com/album/-

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Collage

1999

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Starfish Jam

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Dream Theory

Mastered by @DEPARTURE_Music, show the man support!
Runic Collection out now!
APRIL/MAY 2022

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Dispatch

Heat

False Reconnect

High 4 Life

Vokon & Hern - Release

"Crystalline waters and stunning views of the past"

NOW IN ALL PLATAFORMS!✨

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Islands

Umbra Oceani

sun spat

from EMEFE's self-titled full-length album

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sun spat

https://alogteohoandhissoundsofjoy.bandcamp.com/album/mam-yinne-wa

Alogte Oho And His Sounds Of Joy - Mam Yinne Wa

Poni Hoax - Tropical Suite : Sao Paulo

On December 21st, 2009, EMEFE played their first show. On August 19th, 2016, EMEFE played their final show.

Produced by Miles Arntzen & Dan Knobler 
Recorded live at the Emerging Music Festival in Bryant Park, NYC on August 19th, 2016 by Dan Knobler 
Assistant engineers: Matt Porter and Peter Knobler 
Mixed and mastered by Dan Knobler at Goosehead Palace in Nashville, TN 

Performed by EMEFE and friends: 
Miles Arntzen - drums, vocals 
Doug Berns - bass, vocals 
Jas Walton - tenor saxophone, vocals 
Jake Pinto - keyboards, vocals 
Michael Harlen - electric guitar 
Javier Ramos - acoustic & electronic percussion, vocals 
Jacob Sunshine - electric guitar 
Nick Kokkinis - shekere 
Domenica Fossati - woodblock, flute 
Ray Mason - trombone 
Billy Aukstik - trumpet 
Tyler Kaneshiro - trumpet 
Morgan Price - baritone saxophone 
with special guest Leif Arntzen - trumpet (on Sayulita) 

All songs written by Miles Arntzen (smilesahead, ASCAP) 
except: 
Stutter & Sun Spat written by Jas Walton (Mo Boogie Music, ASCAP) 
CB2M Intro written by Miles Arntzen & Jas Walton 

This album is dedicated to: 
The fans, who consistently surprised and energized us with their spirit; 
Our friends, who stuck with us and motivated us along the way; 
The band members, past and present, who fed the spirit of this band with their unbelievable creativity; 
Our families, who supported us without fail since day 1. 

Thank you to Dan Knobler for believing in us since the beginning and recording the best live album ever. Side thank you to the Mason Jar Music collective (particularly Jacob Blumberg, Jon Seale) for your support since the early days. 

Thank you to Dan Fishman and the Bryant Park crew for facilitating such a wonderful concert. 

Special thank you to Carrie Crowell, Erik Braund, and Stephen Tolve.

Do Your Dance (live)

Produced, arranged, composed, and performed by Miles Francis
Mixed by Julian Fader at Gravesend Recordings
Additional mixing by Carlos Hernandez
Mastered by Alex DeTurk at Strange Weather Studios, Brooklyn
Recorded in the Cornelia Street Basement, Manhattan

LYRICS:
For those who lost their flair, there’s a dance
For those who can’t do it like they did before
For those still holding out for a chance
Might as well face it: you’ve lost the spark

Lightning never strikes the same place twice
Don’t waste your time chasing storm after storm
So treat yourself, dress up in something nice
And do the dance for when the magic’s gone

CHORUS:
Tense up your body, freeze up your mind
Move around in circles and
Do the sophomore slump
Vision is spotty, you’ve passed your prime
Give yourself the jitters and
Do the sophomore slump

Don’t worry, it may pass
Unless you’re just a little flash in the pan
Take a step back and have some class
There’s someone better, and they’re making plans

Being cool is easy to pull off
But staying cool is just not in the cards
So treat yourself and buy a cool guitar
Play a tune, and find yourself a job

CHORUS:
Tense up your body, freeze up your mind
Move around in circles and
Do the sophomore slump
Vision is spotty, you’ve passed your prime
Give yourself the jitters and
Do the sophomore slump

INFO -- www.milesfrancis.com
FACEBOOK -- www.facebook.com/instamiles
INSTAGRAM -- www.instagram.com/instamiles
TWITTER -- www.twitter.com/instamiles

LISTEN: 
SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/track/6G5kcWW6zXqERPtnZ5OlnV
ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/sophomore-slump-single/1438629421?ls=1&app=itunes
APPLE MUSIC: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/sophomore-slump-single/1438629421?ls=1
BANDCAMP: instamiles.bandcamp.com

Sophomore Slump

Had a lot of fun making this one, feel free to tell me what you think! 

This song was made in FL Studio, using some samples, Sytrus, FPC, and SimSynth. Bassline played on Fender Mustang bass.

Image:https://www.pinterest.com/pin/658370039251734897/

Star

Recorded at Mason Jar Music in Brooklyn, Good Future features nine original and hard-hitting tracks, with guest vocal appearances by Chico Mann and Gabriel Garzon-Montano. Good Future is a powerful statement by a powerful band—it is a refreshing and energetic mixture of afrobeat, funk, soul and rock, all fused together to form the irresistible EMEFE sound. The music sounds like a band that is excited and ready to make listeners forget their worries and dance. After listening to all 9 tracks, through every horn solo, every group chant and every drum breakdown, you can't deny that EMEFE exists to bring a Good Future to everybody within earshot. 

Download of the full album comes with the digital version of the CD booklet!
credits
released 06 July 2012 
Produced by Miles Arntzen and Dan Knobler 
www.emefemusic.com 

Miles Arntzen: drums, percussion 
Jas Walton: tenor saxophone 
Christian Anderson: baritone saxophone 
Ray Mason: trombone 
Michael Fatum: trumpet 
Jake Pinto: Hammond organ, Farfisa, Wurlitzer 
Deen Anbar: guitar 
Davy Levitan: guitar 
Doug Berns: bass 
Javier Ramos: congas, percussion 

Lead trumpet on tracks 1 and 2, additional tpt on tracks 4, 9: Billy Aukstik 
Vocals on track 3: Chico Mann, Gabriel Garzón-Montano, Luna 
Garzón-Montano, EMEFE 
Vocals on track 4: Phoebe Ryan, Jon Seale, EMEFE 
Vocals on track 5: Gabriel Garzón-Montano, Le'Asha Julius, Luna 
Garzon-Montano, George Ross, EMEFE 
Jawbone/ancient Pakistani bell on track 5: Dan Knobler 
Pure Evil on track 5: CZ1000 
Additional keys (Casiotone, Hammond organ), sogo drum, shekere, 
guitars on track 6 part 1: Miles Arntzen 
Vocals on track 8: Gabriel Garzón-Montano, Le'Asha Julius, Luna Garzón-Montano, George Ross, EMEFE 

Tracks 2, 5, 7, 9 written by Miles Arntzen (smilesahead music, ASCAP) 
Tracks 1, 4, 6 written by Miles Arntzen & Jas Walton (Boogie Mo Music, ASCAP) 
Track 3 written by Miles Arntzen, Jas Walton & Marcos Garcia (Emma Lulu Music, BMI) 
Track 8 written by Gabriel Garzón-Montano, Miles Arntzen & Jas Walton 
Track 4 contains words from an Ewe traditional song entitled "Ewo na do do" 

All songs performed by EMEFE 
Produced by Miles Arntzen & Dan Knobler 
Recorded and mixed by Dan Knobler at Mason Jar Music in Brooklyn, NY (masonjarmusic.com) 
Assistant engineer: Phoebe Holiday Ryan 
Mastered by Michael Fossenkemper at Turtletone Studios, NYC 
Original album artwork: Nick Kokkinis 
All songs copyright 2012

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