Another day, another release off Visceral Minds 2. Today’s offering is a galactic footwork heater from v1984 and Zora Jones that’s as hype as it is heady. Check out the visuals over at Fractal Fantasy to get into “The Zone” and keep a watch for the next installment of Visceral Minds 2—the full compilation will be available August 15th, the day the last song is revealed.
Be sure to grab tickets for Zora Jones and Sinjin Hawke’s Chicago stop at East Room on September 23rd.
While everyone’s talking about baseball, let’s not forget about this seasonally spooky piece of Chicago culture.
Happy Halloween.
We caught up with DJ Taye at Gramaphone Records for a short interview about music, watch the video above.
Video shot and edited by:
Kyle Goldberg
DJ FLP on soundcloud.
To me this song represents the frantic feeling you get in your gut when you see a real life Instagram star in her/his element -taking a selfie.
According to Do Androids Dance, Record Player Boo invented footwork on accident. Thank goodness he did.
I got some seriously beaches vibes from this one :sunny: :womans_hat: My initial thought was that Brian Wilson would probably approve.
A jungley nod to Lil Ugly Mane.
Australian turned Teklife inductee, JaBBA, is easily one of the dopest producers in the game right now. There are a lot of layers in every track and in return a certain kind depth that you can’t digest with just one or even ten listens.
A lot of things went down in this song. At one point it felt like a jazz cafe recontextualized for moon tourism. After that there was a feeling of being at the discoteque and maybe smoking a few cigarettes. :smoking: :smoking: :fr: :smoking: :es:
A :shoe: footwork track for the fall :maple_leaf: :fallen_leaf: The erratic drum patterns make you feel as if you are winding through an overgrown maze. It’s difficult to find your way and the falling leaves cover your nike shoe prints as you try franticly to back track to your point of entrance. Kant you see it’s too late?
