Name: Friendly Fire by SamTheSly
Duration: 2 min 22 s
Description: song i was commissioned for funkin' with naji.

could be a KK song from  Animal Crossing haha

Gods Gospel Creation thought with the finish of their first music video it would be a good idea to redesign their website. The new website will be mobile friendly and allow visitors to listen to music as well as purchase music and merchandise from the GGC online store. 

Our future goal is to have a launch concert where we’ll release the music video and begin to book concerts to share our music with the masses. Gods Gospel Creation’s mission is to share the good news of Jesus with people around the world. 

We consist of a 10 piece band and enjoy creating enjoyable music and compelling messages that share the hope of Jesus with the world. We’re in the final stages of launching our non profit organization where we’ll have programs like music learning. This will aim at helping children who’d like to learn how to play a musical instrument. For more information email or call us.

GGC - God Still Passing Out A Blessing

Last Program

That place in between saying what you want and coming into terms with what the relationship is

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JUNIE MORRISON - SUPER SPIRIT

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Released on the legendary Creative Funk imprint in 1985, 121's "Felon Sneakers" originally came out as a one sided 45 RPM single and then also as a 12" vinyl version with the track "Next Stylee" on the B side. For this special release, the 12" version is combined with the 45 version for a total of 3 tracks - so you get the 7" mix and 12" mix together in one package, newly remastered for this exclusive release.

Felon Sneakers / Next Stylee

Felon Sneakers (7" Mix)

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song i was commissioned for funkin' with naji.

Friendly Fire

The Other Side

Untold is the soundtrack to a psychedelic blaxploitation film that was too crazy to release. If there is a discernible style here, it is the limitless, post-genre exploration of the restless musical adventurer, whose range is so broad as to encompass itself as it crosses the world repeatedly in a single track. Each song has a core idea - a solid groove and an overarching vibe - but beyond that, the only constant is change – of instrument, mood and era. Having produced film soundtracks for most of his professional career, Fixed Error aka James Orr brings a narrative approach to arrangement, in each track and across the album as a whole. We get the sense that we are hearing a story unfold, with each scene having its own sonic arc.

Kicking off with the funked-up slap-bass car-chase of Out We Go, we are immediately thrown into a world of familiar sounds which are blended and mismatched in the most deliciously unpredictable way. An Asiatic twanging leads into a bombardment of bold brass, soaring strings, DJ scratching and coruscating synth stabs. As the pace subsides, the heavy rhythm gives way to melodic, wistful moments, before plunging us back onto the tarmac with a screech of horns and thud of pumping bass.

After this swaggering, high-octane introduction, we enter the sultry world of Ugandan soul singer MoRoots, crooning a lament to her lost love: Rain On My Skin. As the song develops, an offbeat piano stab and lazy horns turn this into a blunted jazzy Dub tune, as if Shirley Bassey had wandered into a Reggae bar. From track to track, we move into alternative musical universes, from the up-tempo, banging Funk breaks of Wax Lyrical, Flute Fight and Waiting For Time, to the screwed-down, blissful bass vibrations of Flowerchild and Ride The Line, to the psychedelic Disco that is Busted Chops, to the Dub-wise sound system vibes of Salutations. Just as we think we are getting a handle on the flavour of the moment, an incongruous instrument interrupts our reverie (check the rogue accordion on White Label), or Kagayi Ngobi when he captivates us on They Do Not Listen by vividly portraying the impoverished residents of the slums, illustrating their growing frustration with politicians who make empty promises and neglect the marginalized inhabitants of the ghettos.

Fixed Error gathered the material for this album over years, from a bewildering array of samples and live takes from his long career as a professional studio engineer. This is not to say that the overall effect is scattershot or random; Untold is a tightly-formed, polished album whose coherence lies in a deep understanding of how all the diverse elements work and how they can complement each other in new and unexpected ways. Densely-layered, each composition has orchestral levels of complexity, balancing and interweaving a myriad of instruments.

An album that you can get lost in for weeks, Untold is a high-concept, precision-cut musical odyssey that is packed in equal measure with original ideas and funky dancefloor energy.

Friendly Fire

SamTheSly

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