Name: How Come? (Instrumental) by Wilsoni Tha' Funk Masta
Duration: 2 min 42 s
Description: A beat I made from a sample of 'How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?' by Prince. I was trying to go for a kind of early Flying Lotus vibe, with a glitchy, pushed swing. Hit me up for collaborative ideas.

A beat I made from a sample of 'How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?' by Prince. I was trying to go for a kind of early Flying Lotus vibe, with a glitchy, pushed swing. Hit me up for collaborative ideas.

How Come? (Instrumental)

Dim byd dan reolaeth - meddwl amdan marwolaeth
Methu mynd i unman - fe hoffwn fod yn grwban
Mynd i mewn i 'nghragen - gwneud dim byd diangen

Nothing under control - thinking about death
Can't go anywhere - I wish I was a tortoise
Get into my shell - do nothing unneeded

Y Clô

Produced by Scott Paterson
Mixed by Stephen Watkins
With Assistance from Nathan Allison and M. Deprés
Written by Carla J. Easton and Scott Paterson
Performed by Carla J. Easton

Made with support from PRS Foundation Women Make Music 2020

NEVER KNEW YOU -Carla J. Easton

The band called TV FACE are releasing a single on the last Friday of every month during 2020. This is July's single - She Gets Old. A telephone tale of a tabloid tragedy.

The singles are being compiled in three CD EPs released in April, August and December with hand screen-printed artwork designed by singist/guitarist sTeVe. She Gets Old will be featured on our 2nd EP released in 28th August 2020.

She Gets Old

An ode to shopping in Ikea with existential crisis.

Lamplig

It Is What It Is

Danger Kill ft. Honeyblood

"We Move" is taken from the forthcoming LP release from Melbourne's S:Bahn.
The song is a dissection of a fading relationship, driven by S:Bahn's trademark brawling guitars and seismic rhythm section.
"Queen of Diamonds" (the bands 2nd Album) will be available from Polaks Records in February.

Queen Of Diamonds

We Move

Part of A Litany of Failures Vol. III compilation available for purchase here: https://litanyoffailures.bandcamp.com/album/a-litany-of-failures-volume-iii

Pitter Patter

Another Day, Another Apology

Released on all digital platforms and through our bandcamp page - www.gu-ru-.bandcamp.com - on Friday Feb 5.

Pre-Save- https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/guru5/teach-me-lee-spreadbury-acid-remix

Teach Me - Lee Spreadbury Acid Remix

Recorded at WaveLab Studio, Tucson.
Musicians
Dean Owens - vocal, nylon string guitar
Joey Burns - upright bass, electric guitar, accordion, BVs
John Convertino - drums, percussion
Jacob Valenzuela - trumpet
Sergio Mendoza - percussion

A reinterpretation of an old song... now in technicolour! Sweeping desert noir, and an old, sad story. A bittersweet love song. From upcoming album, Sinner's Shrine, and also on The Desert Trilogy EPs (5 Mar, 7 May, 9 Jul)

Pre-order all 3 Desert Trilogy EPs here: 
https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/the-desert-trilogy
Dean on Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/dean-owens
www.deanowens.com

The Desert Trilogy EPs Vol 1/Sinner's Shrine

New Mexico

Bandcamp

Dean Owens - New Mexico (ft Joey Burns and John Convertino) - WAV

Reminding people that The Funk is relevant in the 21st Century.

Described as a 'Creative Producer' by industry types, a one-man Stank-Factory who produces music at Studio 52 (his bedroom) in a North London warehouse.

Although the ideas are musically eclectic, a common theme is retained throughout: utmost respect for the groove which ties genres together. A bit like The Force. Just listen to more P-Funk, you'll understand.

His mission is two-fold:

1. Reinstate The Funk as an attitude permeating our daily lives, so we can cure the Placebo Syndrome and focus on Life.

2. To use music as a Vanguard to rally Funkateers towards a revolution of the mind!

For more info or any inquiries/collaborative requests, e-mail wilsoni@funkmasta.com - or hit me up on facebook.com/Wilsoni.Tha.Funk.Masta

How Come? (Instrumental)

Wilsoni Tha' Funk Masta

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