this track is something different. It has a hip hop feel with elements of house and dub step… I guess it may be glitch-hop? If anyone can label it, pleas do. thanks!

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Gutter Butter

The Truth

Pink Legwarmers

funky like a bucket o' yard bird. chew on some southern fried house music.

Funkified

great track written for an ill vocalist. msg me for DL to remix or collab. Much love and respect.

Turn Up To Get Down(instrumental)

inspired by the only channel on TV worth watching

Local On The 8s

As you listen imagine yourself on a beach in Southern California, on a Sunday afternoon, with an Ice cold beer in your hand bopping to the beat with rest of the day-party goers With her smokey, sultry voice, guest vocalist Krissy Irani adds a nostalgic dimension to a somewhat nineties reminiscent track. Small vocal clips of the late Christopher Wallace add yet another thuggish-ruggish aspect to the otherwise straight forward deep house cut. 

Bluntsmoke(feat. Irani)

hippy body snatchers from outer space took over my body, force fed me copious amounts of LSD, and made me write this. you probably won't like it… If you do, you are probably on drugs.

Space Hippy

Bluntsmoke(feat Irani)[stripped Down Vocal Dub]

Over 15 years of jackin packed into a neat little hour mix. 100% original tracks written, produced, recorded, mixed, mastered, and then train wrecked by yours truly. I set out DJing with the goal to be able to share what I've created with the universe without relying on anyone else. It only took forever and a day for it to materialize. A very special thanks to all those who have helped and inspired me along the way: dave strak, brad smith, brandon idhe, landen rose, john paul bribesca, francesca gonzalez, brad adams, ofra sharvit, shawn kelly, daniel lake, dennis mahgerfteh, regina pilozzi, jake childs, and roozbeh badii. photo credit: regina pilozzi taken at kadan's, san diego, 2004.

it's mine, i spinned it (DJ Mixed LP)

Britney Spears- I Wanna Go (fourstar remix)

	Matthew Paul is a formally trained Jazz Drummer who does not work well with others. After an encounter with the booming dance scene in the late 90's, he discovered a new way to express and share his creativity without the need of other musicians. Frustrated with his band mates, he replaced them with machines and began DJing and writing dance music. 
	After over a decade of honing his craft and some life changing experiences, he decided to focus all of his energy into his studio work. Using a mixture of live instrumentation, outboard gear, and software, Matthew prides himself in creating 100% musically organic tracks that are sure to tantalize the most discerning of dance floors. He believes that humanity is all about connection, and what better way is there to connect with others than with music through dance? Through his music, Matthew not only hopes to connect with his listeners, but to help them create a memory that will last a lifetime.
	Matthew draws from a wide array of influences, notably; Mother Earth and her vast Oceans, Humanity, Buddy Rich, Gene Krupa, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, John Coletrane, George Clinton, Bob Marley, Michael Jackson, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Prince, Curtis Mayfield, Al Green, Isaac Hayes, Led Zepplin, King Crimson, Primus, Duran Duran, New Order, Depeche Mode, Lionel Ritchie, Claude Debussy, The Notorious B.I.G., Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Frankie Knuckles, A Guy Called Gerald, Daft Punk, Danny Tenaglia, Louie Vega, Doc Martin, Derrick Carter, Luke Solomon, and Mark Farina.



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