thread of DâM-FunK

My brain is just not working today. But the mix is worth bumping again. It's A++.

new rec in july apparently

amazing live

@DaMFunK I'm about 2 throw up a ‪#preview‬ from the new LP. Fu*k it. It'll only be up for 30 minutes. And, it's some ‪#Gangsta‬ sh*t! In a minute ya'll.
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fuck!

http://soundcloud.com/damfunk/the-code-d-m-funk-feat-mc-eiht
real nice

that's not bad but i find him a lot less interesting when he's doing straight rap shit like that

IMO the more guest vocalists he gets, the better

great live

i love how the picture at top keeps changing every time the thread gets refreshed

Rare Dâm-Funk interview on collabos and the upcoming singles and album Invite The Light. Including unusual sharp words on 'Niggas In Paris' / Tyler The Creator from 5:30 on

http://www.mixcloud.com/Sterrenplaten/dam-funk-interview-dour-festival-2012

^ Extract from the interview with Damon:

"I'm tired of people making songs like 'Niggas in Paris'. You got millionaires like Kanye and Jay-Z who still have the nerve to use that kind of word and have the whole world running around talking about niggas in Paris. What are you doing? You got millions, fool. What are you doing making my race look bad? You don't ever hear people say 'Kikes in Paris', 'Chinks in Paris', 'Wetbacks in Paris'? So why do you degrade my race and my people? I'm tired of it, I'm not degrading my black people in my music, I won't. I won't be like those other coons doing it right now."

spiritual gospel funk mix by Dam-Funk earlier this month for the Stones Throw podcast. just started playing this morning but it is greeting the morning right

The first installment is also the business: http://www.stonesthrow.com/news/2011/12/dam-funk-spiritual-flight-full-unedited-presentation

https://soundcloud.com/stonesthrow/steve-arrington-dam-funk-good/

^ I don't have much to say about this other than the lyrics are hilarious

"10 west" is just the dopest song

7 Days of Funk == luuuuush

Dam Funk is the shit. i'm sure it will be uncool to like him on ILM soon enough.

― pipecock, Wednesday, June 24, 2009 4:57 PM (4 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

pipecock was right i havent checked for him since 2010 :(

not sure if i'll ever listen to another dam funk record but i will always have time for toeachizown

oh guys the Steve Arrington collab is brilliant, this new one with Snoop isn't as brilliant but still sweet, i could live in Damon's woozy head-world forever tbh

streaming on npr

http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&islist=false&id=247408342&m=247348000

this is pretty great

some hipster dude told me it's better than snoop's first album to which my response was LOL

still it made me excited to hear it

did he actually use the phrase "snoop's first album"

actually, i think he said "early snoop"

it's definitely the best thing (at least that i've heard) that snoop has done in awhile, just because i think dam-funk's sort of drifting clouds of synth funk sort of fit what snoop can do now, just be a sort of amiable presence and do some nice sing-songy routines and stuff

it's real dreamy sounding

yo, you guys heard snoop's FIRST album?

he produced a snoop dogg album?

5 years from now people will be talking shit in this thread

there's still time people

it really seems like a natural pairing, psyched to listen.

ugh not feeling

snoop just needs to make an album with quik or dre or just retire already

I thought Quick retired

he should go play golf with quik

I think he coaches youth football

This is kinda low key nice. Nothing v exciting tho. Every song holds the same tempo, pretty weak drums too. The synths sound super. idk just made me want to listen to the new Dom Kennedy album which I think is in the same lane but much better.

yeah, this starts really well (certainly hearing snoop sound fantastic and urgent in 2013 is a shock, anyway) and ends low-key nice. pleasant little curio to end the year with, i'm happy with it

like deej my 2010 love for d-f has otherwise completely and inexplicably dissipated

I guess DF was always just kind of a dreamy, vibey thing without a lot of substance to me...cumulus clouds of funk, this didn't really feel that different

Always felt like he needed an MC or at least someone else to bring his music into a bit more focus, so I'm looking forward to this.

didn't really like "Faden Away." some moments on this are a little better than that but overall this album is a mild disappointment. snoop's voice doesn't sound very interesting. also they took all the funkiest parts out of "Feels So Real"!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qanbo7-4N3I

I guess DF was always just kind of a dreamy, vibey thing without a lot of substance to me...cumulus clouds of funk, this didn't really feel that different

― My Chief Keef Keef (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Thursday, December 5, 2013 8:36 AM (58 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

yeah basically the trick lasted for about a year or two for me, scratched an itch, didn't really move anywhere

i think i'm benefitting from only having listened to one of those early mixtapes quite a bit and i kind of forgot so i never really burned out on it

I can totally see that, I'm sure this stuff is as good as the earlier stuff, which seems like the nature of his work in general. there's no risk of failure, really

Its all a little too comfortable for repeat listening.

i'm all about comfort and repetition tbh

then enjoy!

i agree his aesthetic is pretty narrow and unchanging but the guest vocalists he's used add a little salt to the mix and i think the whole thing is designed to create a certain woozy flow as discussed upthread, but you cd also mix this with the harder lockgrooves of classic G-Funk if you wanted

https://scontent-a-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/q71/s720x720/1441203_10153535888365063_977275905_n.jpg

photo in the op is a 10/10 classic