more new tunes plus a bit of old

Museum Of Love
"Monotronic"

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DIGITAL SINGLE

Museum of Love - Monotronic

So Long

Don't Wanna Lose You

Don't Give a Friend a Number

Download Old School Party - www.funktherapymusic.com

Therapy is a dynamic collective of talented musicians rooted in the West Coast scene, revitalizing the vibrant sounds of old-school funk, disco, and R&B music. Created by Michael B. Sutton, a former staff producer and writer at Motown in the 70s/80s, Funk Therapy is dedicated to bringing forth the essence of timeless musical genres.

Within this musical journey, Funk Therapy boasts a lineup of accomplished artists:

Michael B. Sutton: Singer, Songwriter, Producer, Arranger, Keyboard
Chris Valentine: Producer, Arranger
Hiroshi Upshur: Keyboard
Josh Sklair: Guitar
James Manning: Bass
Mitchell Coleman Jr: Bass
James Gadson: Drums
Percussion: Timbali Caldwell
Their upcoming release, "Old School Party," slated for availability on January 24, features this remarkable lineup of musicians.

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Record Label: www.thesoundofla.com
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Old School Party  featuring Michael B. Sutton

When I'm Called

Coming off the release of his debut album, Pepe Link is right back with a new single.

‘Warm Forest’ →https://linktr.ee/musicfordreams
 
‘Warm Forest’ demonstrates the Mallorcan artist’s touch for the grand melodic downtempo. The deep rhythms, the soulful chords, the soaring woodwinds create a momentous Gaian bliss.

Maybe a sign of what’s to come for Pepe Link’s second album?

Supported by Koda’s Cultural Funds and Musik Forlæggerne.

Connect with Pepe Link
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0dtrB14jr84vF8uePQLl2s
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SC : https://soundcloud.com/pepe-link
IG : https://www.instagram.com/pepelink/

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Home : https://musicfordreams.dk/

Pepe Link - Warm Forest - s0766

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Alternate remix from Jeremy Sole. Exclusively on Crew Love.

Mating Call Remixes Part 1 out April 13th / Part 2 out April 27th

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Mating Call Remixes, Pt. 1

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Nick Monaco - She Got That Fire (Jeremy Sole Remix)

Immy Owusu's new track Curly Hair captures the rebellious energy of being the ‘weird, troublesome neighbour’ in an otherwise quiet Australian suburb. The song channels the frustration of being misunderstood and judged, and in this case is a direct response to years of nosy neighbors who viewed the artist’s lifestyle and music with suspicion - skewed by sensationalized portrayals of African youth in Australian media. Musically, juxtaposing the message are vibrant highlife melodies and crunchy flavoured rhythmic production by Sensible J (Sampa The Great, Cool Out Sun). Curly Hair is released on Thursday 20th February.

The title is a playful nod to a comment one of Immy’s neighbors made, referring to him as “the curly-haired one”, even though his caucasian housemate had far curlier hair. The song references the neighbor’s complaints about band practices and music, which they described as a fusion of 'Bob Marley, Hip-hop, and heavy metal’, being taken as disruptive to the delicate balance of suburban life. Meanwhile, these same neighbors were perfectly fine revving chainsaws at the crack of dawn on a Sunday.
Immy also recounts various strange moments from his young life, such as the local pastor accusing him of stealing items from the church for 'black magic' or people snooping around his backyard for illicit substances. Ultimately, Curly Hair serves as a kind of break up song, signaling the artist’s departure from his coastal hometown, where the weird and the unconventional felt unwelcome. It’s a call for freedom and self-expression, and a reminder that sometimes leaving is the only way forward.

Immy aka Immanuel Kwabena Dreessens-Owusu grew up in two worlds: the sea bleached lifestyle of the Australian Surf Coast with its rock n roll soundtrack, and the musical heritage of his Ghanaian / Dutch family. Immy’s father Kojo Noah Owusu is one of Australia’s best regarded West African musicians and his grandfather Koo Nimo is a legend of Ghanaian Highlife and Palm Wine music active since the 1960s. From them Immy learned Ashanti music and its instruments, added a fuzz pedal and began to experiment, coining the sound ‘Afrodelik’ or ‘Lo-Fi Highlife'. 

The accompanying music video was created by Swedish animator Freddy Wallin and features Ghanaian rollerblader Samuel Tuffour @arrest_them rollerblading through Immy's family hometown Kumasi.

Immy Owusu - Curly Hair

Mayo con Yayo

Beetham Highway Ride

released May 25, 2017 
2017 Kendra Morris 

Production and Guitars - Jeremy Page, 
Jeremy Siegel - Bass 
Sam Merrick - Drums

Don't Give a Friend a Number

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