Makaya McCraven
February 5, 2023
Nashville, TN @ The Schermerhorn Symphony Center

01. Introduction
02. Seventh String
03. Dream Another
04. This Place That Place
05. A New Movement
06. Lullaby
07. The Knew Untitled
08. The Calling
09. In These Times

Makaya McCraven - drums
Junius Paul - bass & percussion
Matt Gold - guitar, lap steel guitar & percussion
Marquis Hill - trumpet & percussion
Greg Ward - saxophone
Joel Ross - vibraphone
Brandee Younger - harp
De'Sean Jones - saxophone, flute & string conductor/arranger
Jasmine James - cello
Marta Sofia Honer - viola/violin
Zara Zaharieva - violin
Macie Stewart - violin

Shure MV88 > iPhone 7 > Motiv Audio App > WAV > FLAC (24/48)
Recorded by Funk It Blog (with patches from Mr. Mountjoy's source)
Mic pattern switched from 75 degrees to 90 degrees after This Place That Place.

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Makaya McCraven 2/5/23 Nashville, TN @ The Schermerhorn Symphony Center

Makaya McCraven
Friday, March 31, 2023
Knoxville, TN @ Tennessee Theatre - Big Ears Festival - 10:30pm

01. Introduction
02. Seventh String 1:02
03. Dream Another > 6:45
04. This Place That Place 13:16
05. A New Movement 21:02
06. Lullaby 29:50
07. The Knew Untitled 39:38
08. The Calling > 51:17
09. In These Times 63:23

Makaya McCraven - drums
Junius Paul - bass & percussion
Matt Gold - guitar, lap steel guitar & percussion
Marquis Hill - trumpet & percussion
Greg Ward - saxophone
Joel Ross - vibraphone
Brandee Younger - harp
De'Sean Jones - saxophone, flute & string conductor/arranger
Lia Kohl - cello
Marta Sofia Honer - viola/violin
Zara Zaharieva - violin
Macie Stewart - violin

Shure MV88 > iPhone 12 > Motiv Audio App > WAV (24/48)
Recorded by Funk It Blog,
except Seventh String, Dream Another (first half), last 25 seconds of The Calling, and a 30 second patch seven minutes into In These Times by Brandon with AT-853 omni > Tascam DR-05x

Makaya McCraven 3/31/23 Big Ears Festival, Knoxville, TN @ Tennessee Theatre

Drone Time Podcast #036 | Deon Jamar

On the occasion of the launch of his album, "Altars", which kicks off the catalog of his newly founded record label, Black Music, we invited Deon Jamar to take part in our podcast series.

Deon is a Detroit native whose roots stem from the crates of family. Growing up hearing many different styles of music was the initial inspiration.

His career began in 2015 as resident DJ & organizer for the monthly hip-hop showcase Bluecollar Gentleman.
Around the same time, working with Theo Parrish to promote the Music Gallery party series and eventually spending years behind the scenes at Sound Signature. That work would culminate in a co-curation role for the DJ-Kicks compilation, "Detroit Forward", on !K7 Records, where he enlisted artists that represent the progressive sounds of today. His own track, "North End Funk", was selected to join the mix, making his production credit debut.

With over a decade of experience in Detroit's music community, Deon has been seasoned by the many worlds within. Ranging from the city's hip-hop scene to the world of underground dance music, and even serving as resident DJ for De'Sean Jones' Urban Art Orchestra, all of these worlds inform the musical range in his sets.

Inspired by everything from jazz, funk, & soul, to more modern black dance music forms like hip-hop/R&B, house, techno, & broken beat. His sets aim to employ elements from all these forms with culture in mind.

Aside from playing gigs, Deon also enjoys programming events of his own such as the Healin' Session party series and the art exhibit, concert, and party series, Black Music, from which the label.

Black Music was founded by Deon and Brian Oscar (Wrcklés). Inspired by the legacy of those before and the work of peers today, these events were made to honor the lineage while also demonstrating the golden cord that connects all of our music throughout genre and era.

Fusing these worlds together informs the DJ as well as the producer.

A radical objection to industry standards, leaning more into the energy and depth of sound.

Black Music, the label, will carry this same tradition.

Enjoy this mix he exclusively delivered for us. You won't be disappointed!

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“live audio, live video, always funky”

Funk It is a blog dedicated to live funk recordings, past and present.
Audio, video, downloads, and streaming.

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South Italy based collective Drone Time was founded in 2015 as an output to give away full-analog-random-weird-gems for free via Bandcamp.

Today, Drone Time is specialized in broadcasting and promoting forefront electronic music, finely selected by passionate artists and creative minds.
We are dedicated to creating a carefully curated platform on which local and international artists and labels can share their work, collaborate and discover new talents.

Manager: @sbamnotfound

New tracks tagged #De&#x27;Sean Jones

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