A rattling subwoofer is a sonic aberration, a byproduct of high volume that often results in a speaker system’s long-term damage. It takes the listening experience from exclusively aural to physical, evoking a range of reactions from listeners. This experience is bonded inextricably with rap music for both its fans and dissenters, a familiar beacon for some and an unwelcome nuisance for others.

Marty was a cashier at Burger King while in high school, spending every Saturday morning working the drive-thru window. One of his best friends pulled up to the menu and filled the speaker with sounds from his 1972 Volkswagen Beetle’s cassette adapter. Marty’s headset was filled with hot, white noise. He knew it was a rap song but it was mutated to scorched earth. It also happened to come through the main speaker right inside the drive-thru window. His manager was not at all pleased, rushing quickly to turn it off. Marty and his friend laughed it off at the time.

EBONY TUSKS is a compilation of moments like these. Daniel, Geese, and Marty are three people from the Midwest who take pleasure in the mutations of sound available in the least expected places.

Daniel Smith – DJ, Production

Geese Giesecke – Vocals, Production

Marty Hillard – Vocals, Production

Inquiries: xebonytusksx@gmail.com

Demos and jam sessions.  Nothing too fancy.

“Hey Indie Rock, quit fucking Soul!  She’ll give you the Blues and leave you in a Funk...”

-MAN | WOMAN, conversation with sound 2016




Booking Inquiries: manwomanmusic@gmail.com

I am a visual artist who just messes about in Fruity Loops. So don't expect any of my stuff to be absolutely amazing.
I Took piano lessons for a month, but that was the bare basics of sheet music. so i don't really know how to read sheet music or anything, or decipher notes by ear.
I just kind of throw stuff together, and see what sounds good. most likely I won't upload lots of stuff because majority of the time they're just melodies and stuff.

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