By Anthony Salupo It has certainly been a long time coming that we got this artist on the site, but I am super excited to present to you an awesome new remix from the very talented Hate Led. Hailing from Milwaukee, Jeff Alberts has been in the heavy bass game for a while now, originally … Continue reading
by Kyle Taylor | We’ve yet to feature any music from Denver producer Rygol, that is, under that title. Even if you aren’t familiar with the name, if you’re a frequent Funkadelphia follower, some of the production techniques and sound work might sound faintly familiar. That’s because Rygol is also one half of the more recently … Continue reading
![Mutomb0 – DownTumb0 EP [Funkadelphia Recordings] | Name Your Price](https://funkadelphia.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/cover2.jpg?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "Mutomb0 – DownTumb0 EP [Funkadelphia Recordings] | Name Your Price")
by Kyle Taylor | Today we unveil the first full solo artist creation from the Funkadelphia Recordings labs. Philadelphia producer Mutomb0 has been making crunchy and loosely psychedelic beats long enough to garner our attention. His constantly inquisitive approach to music results in purely original sound with every take. The DownTumb0 EP offers an even more exploratory side to the Mutomb0 project … Continue reading
by Kyle Taylor | The warmth of RVLVR‘s new Astral EP is exactly what we need to combat this blanket of snow. The EP’s title track is an engulfing breath of noise, posing a mesmerizing piano progression against barely noticeable ambient synthesizer layers and a violin accompaniment. It’s not long, however, before a pulsating percussion layer escalates the track further. “Astral” manages … Continue reading
by Kyle Taylor | Never Say Die Records is back at it again. That might not actually be the correct phrasing, seeing that Never Say Die hasn’t ever really stopped. Regardless, the UK label is ready to unveil their latest compilation release: Black Label XL. While previous releases in the Black Label series have turned out in the form … Continue reading
By Scott Collins | The snow may be causing delays or cancellations to your school or work schedule, but lucky for us, no snow storm is enough to cancel Mix Mondays. First on the list for today is the “Juno Slit Jockey Takeover Mix” from the Philadelphia natives and founders of Slit Jockey Records, Starkey and … Continue reading
by Kyle Taylor | In an era when even the most abstract musical genres are subject to infiltration from the pop markets, The Decemberists continue to boast a rich, original sound that maintains loyalties to its roots, while also avoiding pitfalls into overwhelmingly obvious harmonies and melodies. The Portland, Oregon based group exudes a thickly folk inspired … Continue reading
by Kyle Taylor | If you’re looking for something to totally immerse yourself, forget about those everyday happenings, then Esseks has the answer. The Brooklyn producer just polished off his newest creation, the Drops EP. The release pulls together four peculiarly indignant tracks of psychedelic sound. Every murmuring psychedelic tone is emitted with thoughtful precision and a steady precaution that … Continue reading
by Kyle Taylor | Crizzly‘s back with a fresh new bass attack. The trap explosion certainly seemed like a match made in heaven for the Texas producer’s strongly hip-hop influenced style, but even with a few “re-twerks”, Crizzly isn’t laying off the crunkstep game. Of course the hip-hop flavor is still very much in tact. For … Continue reading
by Josh LoFurno | Farm Aid is a benefit concert started in 1985 to help raise money for family farmers in the United States. In twenty-nine years of existence, many talented musicians have made appearances at the annual event, including Johnny Cash, The Beach Boys, B.B. King, Foreigner, and many more. However, one appearance that has … Continue reading
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