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B side to Mofunk's new 7" from Moniquea. Is the slappin' new remix of "I Don't Wanna Get Used To It" from Diamond Ortiz.

I Don't Wanna Get Used To It (Diamond Ortiz Remix)

ZOOTED by Diamond Ortiz

CALLING ALL SQUARES  by Diamond Ortiz

Originally Performed by One Way, this classic track penned by Hudson/McCord is given a bangin' modern production by J. Diamond-Ortiz. Reimagined with talkbox/vocoder lead vox,  g'd up synth bass, bangin drums, and that classic loc'ed out synth lead from the original, this joint is some stone cold funk... uncut. 

Gettin down for the funk of it... Funkin for fun

For all the poppers WorldWide. A 2014 Cover of the classic song "POP IT" from One Way.
All Instruments & production performed by J. Diamond-Ortiz
(2014 FUNK STRIPES INC. ASCAP)

"POP IT" by Diamond Ortiz (Originally Performed by One Way)

From the "Yes No Maybe" album- featuring, I, Ced.
Officially available on vinyl, CD and digital download beginning October 14, 2014.  Get it at http://mofunkrecords.com/album/yes-no-maybe

I Need It All (feat. I, CED)

From the "Yes No Maybe" album.  Officially available on vinyl, CD and digital download beginning October 14, 2014. Get it at mofunkrecords.com/album/yes-no-maybe

A Certain Way

From the "Yes No Maybe" album. Officially available on vinyl, CD and digital download beginning October 14, 2014. Get it at mofunkrecords.com/album/yes-no-maybe

Casanova (Let You Go)

Secret

Can't Be Without My Baby

Releases March 3rd, 2015. Available for pre-order now at MofunkRecords.com 

"Boomerang EP" is the latest from the prolific Bay Area funkster known as Diamond Ortiz. From the jump, it's clear that he's a student of the gutter school of 1980's synth funk, a la Roger Troutman, but he brings a new dimension to the genre by incorporating a blues influence that allows him to create even more melodic, bouncy soundscapes than many of his predecessors. 

Short and sweet, the "Boomerang EP" weaves its four tracks into a story that tells of a troubled love that culminates in a tenuous, but hopeful ending with the album's title cut. While the subject matter further reflects his blues influence, the grooves themselves are drenched in thick layers of funk, always uptempo and utterly danceable. 

The EP can be considered an appetizer while modern funksters await the release of the first Diamond Ortiz LP, also coming from MoFunk Records.

4.  "Boomerang"

2.  "Fool For You"  12"  Mix

LET YOUR BODY MOVE

All Instruments, vocals and production written and performed by Jeremy Diamond-Ortiz

"Never That" by Diamond Ortiz

XL Middleton and Eddy Funkster Night TIme Is Coming

XL Middleton and Eddy Funkster Smoggy Sunsets

made during that crazy hot week this summer

XL Middleton and Eddy Funkster "Heatwave"

Remember electro funk? Yea, so do we......Had to make an 80's dark electro funk track, but updated talking about the state of your Facebook's, Instagram's, Twitter's, etc.

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