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Dam-funk
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GZ 20
15 Dec 23
Experimental/Electronic
15 Dec 23
Experimental/Electronic
Played by: Juno Recommends Funk
Review: Stones Throw veteran D?m-FunK brings us his first full-length since 2015's, and his first for his own Glydezone Recordings label (est 2016). Contemporary west coast jazz-funk and leftfield breaks from the Thundercat/Flying Lotus school of thought is the order of the day here, with cuts ranging from dreamy mellow synth pieces like 'Evolution' and 'City Beach Groove' through to faster-paced workouts like the title track - though the emphasis is by and large on the former, making for an album that'd be equally at home in a flotation tank or on your headphones for the morning commute.
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GZ 012
30 Jul 21
Funk
30 Jul 21
Funk
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GZ 010
26 Feb 21
Funk
26 Feb 21
Funk
Played by: Juno Recommends Funk
Review: Damon G Riddick, better known as Dam-Funk, returns to his own Glyedezone Recordings with a two-track EP. 'Destination: Known' opens with simple lolloping, mid-paced drums and a warm, gentle keys riff, then rolls along lazily in such fashion until around the seven-minute mark, after which things get increasingly abstract as the track wanders off into near-ambient territory. The standout for this reviewer though is 'Paradise', a slice of synth-y instrumental funk/jazz-funk with a distinctly early 80s feel: it's still more 'chill out' than 'freak out!' but it'll get toes tapping all the same, whereas 'Destination: Known' is more one for the flotation tank massive.
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GZ 009
19 Feb 21
Funk
19 Feb 21
Funk
Played by: Juno Recommends Funk
Review: Following two already dope Private Life albums made in mind for the Music From Memory label, Dam-Funk's Garret alias delivers a final instalment of what the project calls 'strictly instrumental, ambient touched modern-funk'. If that explanation alone is not enough the to tickle your senses, experience the phat basslines of numbers like "Knowing", the synth-soaked "Room With A View" and wah wah distortion blues of "Memories" (hard not to think Daft Punk on this one). For something a little more beat-focused look to "Timeless" and the heavy swing of "Hang Glyde". A fresh start for modern times.
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GZ 008
22 Jan 21
Funk
22 Jan 21
Funk
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190296 798917
14 Dec 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
14 Dec 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: A warm welcome back to Californian synth-funk maestro Dam-Funk, who kick-starts his 2019 release schedule with an expansive follow-up to 2015's much loved "STFU". In keeping with much of the producer's work, the set's seven sumptuous tracks wrap thickset synth basslines, stargazing chords and intergalactic synthesizer lead-lines around slipped hip-hop beats, skewed electro drums and - in the case of the immersive "Deeper" - pitched-up dancefloor rhythms. The quality threshold remains extraordinarily high throughout, with our highlights including spacey ambient rub "Inhale, Exhale", slo-mo P-funk shuffler "The Flow" and blazed beats workout "Hood Biz".
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GLYDE 007
17 May 19
Funk
17 May 19
Funk
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GLYDES 1
08 May 19
Balearic/Downtempo
08 May 19
Balearic/Downtempo
Review: Stones Throw regular Damon Riddick, better known as Dam-Funk, slips out another cheeky single-tracker on his on Glydezone Recordings. 'On Code' has a funk of its own, for sure - it's hard to imagine anything the man touches not doing! - but you're more likely to hear it in downtempo/chill-out sets that you are on sweaty dancefloors. It's got a pleasantly retro, analogue feel, with drum machine kicks n' claps and dreamy, lounge-y pads providing the backdrop for the lazy but full-phat bassline that forms the track's centrepiece, and the whole thing has a distinct whiff of 80s LA about it.
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GLYDE 007S 1
26 Apr 19
Funk
26 Apr 19
Funk
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GLYDE 005S1
27 Jul 18
Funk
27 Jul 18
Funk
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GLYDE 004
03 Nov 17
Hip Hop/R&B
03 Nov 17
Hip Hop/R&B
Played by: Till Von Sein
Review: Los Angeleno Damon Riddick is Dam-Funk - and hasn't earned the nickname of 'ambassador of boogie-funk' for nothing. Probably most known for his albums: 2009's Toeachizown and Invite the Light from 2015 both on Peanut Butter Wolf's Stones Throw Recordings. His new Glydezone imprint is refreshing - humbly gearing up to fire on all cylinders with this potentially fire recording label. Since inaugurating the label last year, he has gone on thus far to release an EP by British pop duo Ekkah in addition to another EP under his Wavelength alias. Featuring four cuts of dope, neon-lit soul-beat and pitched-down disco: no one quite does it like the man.
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GLYDE 002
20 Oct 17
Funk
20 Oct 17
Funk
Review: Dam Funk's recent contribution to the DJ Kicks series was something of a gem; a slick, emotion-rich trip through sultry synth-funk, obscure electro, meandering ambient and hazy house. This EP features one of the standout cuts from the set, the Nite Jewel/Dam Funk collaboration, "Can You Read Me" - think modern soul fused with vintage '80s synth-soul, and you're close - and a remix of Dam Funk's "Believe" from legendary Chicagoan deep house sort Larry Heard. Under his familiar 'Fingers' guise, Heard turns the track into an evocative chunk of dreamy, piano-rich deep house. It's similar in spirit to "Can You Feel It", but also contains plenty of Dam Funk's tasty synth work. In other words, it's the perfect marriage of two great musical minds.
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K7 332EP1D
03 Aug 16
Deep House
03 Aug 16
Deep House
Virtuous Progression (feat JimiJames/Jane Jupiter/Nite Jewel/Novena Carmel/Jody Watley) - (5:42) 94 BPM
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STH 2358
04 Sep 15
Funk
04 Sep 15
Funk
