Jamiroquai are one of my all time favorite bands, 'Traveling With Out Moving' being one of my favorite albums. Spent many hours learning those bass lines.

When it came up that a friend of mine asked if I would be interesting in arranging a song for his vocal group 'Vocado', I thought 'Virtual Insanity' would  be a great fit.

Vocado did an amazing job with the arrangement. it was real fun to write, and a good challenge as I had not written for a vocal group before.  


Virtual Insanity - Acapella Arrangement Ft Vocado Live

Jachary - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums/Percussion, Synthesizers, Mixing/Production

Seth Peat VanGenabeek - Keys, Emotional Support

Artwork by Max Schieble: maxschieblemuseum.squarespace.com

The FADER premiere: http://www.thefader.com/2017/04/11/jachary-skeptical-premiere

Skeptical

SR07: @jachary-beats - Simulation

The seventh release in the Sorry Records singles series.

Free Download: https://theartistunion.com/tracks/433360

Written and composed by Jachary and Jonah Reider.
Jachary - Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Synth, Percussion/Drums, Production/Mixing
Seth Peat Van Genabeek - Organ, Synth
Patrick Walsh - Synth

Simulation

Free Download

Jachary - Simulation

DEDE 'Panoply' coming this summer on Fresh Selects

Premiered via Pitchfork: http://pitchfork.com/news/73049-grizzly-bears-ed-droste-kingdom-join-dede-for-new-song-faultline-listen/

Bandcamp: https://freshselects.bandcamp.com/album/faultline-feat-ed-droste
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/faultline-feat-ed-droste-single/id1227131352

Vocals be DEDE & Ed Droste
Produced by Kingdom & Tim K

Mixed by Tim K & Brad Fischer
Mastered by Kelly Hibbert for Almachrome

Photo by Sam Sparro
Design & Layout by Tawfiq Mardini

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@grizzlybear
@kkingdomm
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Panoply

Spotify

DEDE "Faultline" (feat. Ed Droste of Grizzly Bear) [single edit]

Virtual Insanity

My debut album "Geography"  is out now.

Listen here: https://tommisch.lnk.to/geography

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Disco Yes (feat. Poppy Ajudha)

Robert Palmer | I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Change Request ReVision)

For this ReVision, I tuned up one of my favorite tunes from roller skating days. 

A classic Flyte Tyme production, this song was originally performed by Cherrelle in 1984, during the massive Minneapolis Production Exodus of the early 80s, written by The Minneapolis Masters, Jimmy Jam, and Terry Lewis. 

Robert Palmer recorded this cover version one year later and it was released as the fifth single from his 1985 album Riptide. Also, Colette covered the song in 2005 for her album Hypnotized.

This instrumental version features the classic Minneapolis orchestrations, employing heavy DX7 E.Pianos, Oberheim DX, MiniMoog Leads, Oberheim OB-X Brass, and Roland Jupiter-8 Bass Parts doubling the live electric bass.

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Robert Palmer | I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Change Request ReVision)

Chaka Khan | What Cha' Gonna Do For Me (Change Request ReVision)

The title track of her third solo album, 1981’s What Cha' Gonna Do For Me" was written by Ned Doheny and Hamish Stuart of the Average White Band. They had recorded the song a year earlier and released it on their LP Shine, produced by David Foster, but it was Hyde Park’s Very Own that took this song to another world.

Released on Warner Bros. Records and produced with Arif Mardin, Chaka Khan’s “What Cha’ Gonna Do For Me” has been a top “port of call” of my personal affinity for the early 80s post-disco electric funk. The Queen Of Everything put this song on the map as the first single off the album that would seal her stardom with other iconic tunes, such as "I Know You, I Live You”, and the Stardust-sampled, “Fate”.

Even beyond my Reprise-styled stripped-down take on this, I also continued to lust after this harmonic motion through an original track—Change Request | Ravaged Romance—that was directly inspired by the chordal arrangements that Doheny and Stuart set forth in their original composition. Have a listen to the evolution of this song—through these four versions—including my two interpretations of this all-time classic.

Average White Band | Whatcha' Gonna Do For Me (1980): bit.ly/31bcD2v 
Chaka Khan | What Cha' Gonna Do For Me (1981): bit.ly/31cRZ28 
Chaka Khan | What Cha' Gonna Do For Me (Change Request ReVision)(2018): bit.ly/2VbGcgH 
Change Request | Ravaged Romance (2020): bit.ly/2VcVQs2

Chaka Khan | What Cha' Gonna Do For Me (Change Request ReVision)

New one from me forthcoming on my new E.P. with Chopshop Records as a digital download.

Get The Funk Out Ma' Face.

A collection of samples from this 80s machine, inspired by the DMX and LM-1.

What it is: 
An extensive collection of samples from this Alessis take on early 80s drum sounds.

How we use it: 
Explore MXR Drum Compute sonic territories with ease.  

Why it’s cool: 
All preloaded into an Ableton drum rack, to get programming right away. WAV files also included.

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