From the album Invite the Light | Sept 4, 2015 | Free with album pre-order on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/invite-the-light/id986623530


On Vinyl

Dam-Funk - We Continue

An excerpt recorded with the new "isms" instrument from monome & whimsical raps

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The following mix contains many Tux Refuxes and other assorted exclusives. Play this only at maximum volume.  Don't forget to "buy the fuckin' album" (eazy duz it voice). We love each and every one of you.

Buy Tuxedo II here: https://stonesthrow.lnk.to/Tuxedo

Tracklist:
Slave "Watching You" (Tux Refux)
Gwen McCrae "Doing Cuz It Feels Good"
George Clinton "Mans Best Friend"
Mono Poly "Needs Deoderant"
Gladys Knight "Save the Overtime For Me"
Tuxedo "Doin My Best" instrumental
Manhattan Transfer "Spice of Life" (Tux Refux)
New Directions "Get Ready Let's Party"
Goin Federal "Tonight"
Intrigue "I Like It"
Boeing "Dance On the Beat"
Curtis Hairston "I Want You" (M+M Mix)
Amra "Special Kind of Love"
Plush "Coast to Coast"
Chic "I Feel Your Love Coming On" (Tux Refux)
David Joseph "You Can't Hide Your Love"
BB&Q Band "Imagination"
Le Voyage "All Night Affair"
Amusement Park "Love Showdown"
Krupa "Sunlight"
Tuxedo "Father Stretch My Limo" (Instrumental)
Game "Gotta Take Your Love"
Skyy "Here's to You" (Tux Edit)
Cross Phyre feat Demetrius "Make It Easy On Yourself"
Tuxedo "Scoot Dogg" (Instrumental)

DJ Mix

Intuxication (DJ Mix)

Dam-Funk: “Boogie Funk” - Podcast do larecord.com

Dam-Funk: “Boogie Funk”

recorded live on a saturday in spring 2009

korg ms-10 + monome (40h?) + mlr (live input)

Saturday

Every mix in our series is special for different reasons, but there’s no denying that a new one from DâM-FunK will always turn heads. The multi-talented American DJ, musician and vocalist is a one man funk machine who has spent his life distilling boogie, g-funk, electro and synth pop into his own modern take on the genre. The Stones Throw afficionado and Glydezone head honcho has an encyclopaedic knowledge of music, is a prolific producer and collaborator with the likes of Snoop Dogg, and for ten years has hosted his own LA party Funkmosphere. Also, make sure to keep your eyes and ears pealed for his upcoming release ‘Architecture II’, dropping in August. 

This selection is very much like a night at one of those events: at nearly three and a half hours long, it touches on every facet of DâM-FunK’s sound from the opening and closing eighties synth-pop of Prefab Sprout to Jayda G’s recent tribal house cut ‘Sestra’s Cry’. Next to those, an impossibly diverse list of house and funk names includes Omar-S and Sylvia Striplin, 808 State and Barry White, Bas Noir and YES. As is always the way with DâM-FunK, each track is given the respect it deserves. The mixing is unfussy, often allowing tracks to end before slamming in the next one. Sometimes he moves the mix forwards, at others he takes a brave sidestep that would seem impossible on paper but that makes perfect sense in the context of this mix. All that means its likely you’ll keep on coming back to this timeless selection for many years to come.

Mixed live in Ladera Heights (Los Angeles, California), via all original wax pressings owned by DāM-FunK.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 184 - DâM-FunK

The whole funk and nothing but the funk.

Tracklist
Al-Dos Band "Doin' Our Thing with Pride"
Sergio Mendes "The Real Thing"
Rokk "Patience"
Tyrone Evans "Rise Up"
Aquarian Dream "Why Can't We Do It Like We Used To"
The Edge of Daybreak "Eyes of Love"
The Edge of Daybreak "Our Love"
Marvin Gaye "Mandota"
Cassiano "Onda"
Bobbi Humphrey "You Make Me Feel So Good"
Johnny Hammond Smith "Can't We Smile?"
Mayer Hawthorne "Rare Changes"
Teruo Nakamura "Morning Mist"

Saturday

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