XL Middleton + Eddy Funkster

by XL Middleton + Eddy Funkster

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mmmamabearrr Whenever I hear "The Boys Are Back" I have amazing flashbacks of Modern Funk Fest LA and seeing all the boys on stage doin it live Favorite track: The Boys Are Back (feat. Brian Ellis, Zackey Force Funk, & Diamond Ortiz).

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
LP with full-color jacket with artwork by Brandon Mahlberg.

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CD in digipak with full color artwork. Includes three bonus tracks not found on any of the other formats!

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Cassette + Digital Album
Cassette in w/ full color artwork and dark blue tape shell. Includes a bonus track not found on any of the other formats!

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1.	MoFunk Anthem (feat. Moniquea & Diamond Ortiz) 05:13	buy track
2.	Show Some Respect 04:00	buy track
3.	Solicitation (feat. Lady Deuce & Megan Doherty of Social Lovers) 04:08	buy track
4.	Trading Places (feat. Moniquea) 04:56	buy track
5.	The Boys Are Back (feat. Brian Ellis, Zackey Force Funk, & Diamond Ortiz) 04:13	buy track
6.	California Fly (feat. Domino & Moniquea) 04:14	buy track
7.	On Our Way To Funkmosphere 03:15	buy track

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released August 12, 2016

As co-founders of the label MoFunk Records, and the production team behind one of modern funk's signature anthems, "Press Play" (featuring Zackey Force Funk), XL Middleton + Eddy Funkster's album is truly an opus long overdue. In sound, it draws heavily from LA's musical well over the last several generations, bringing forth hard electro funk styles on "Show Some Respect," bouncy lowrider funk on cuts like "Solicitation," and giving a progressive nod to 90's g-funk on the LBC'd out "California Fly," which features Domino of "Getto Jam" fame (even if you're too young or coastally bipartisan to remember the song, heads will recall Biggie's line "here we go, here we go, but I'm not Domino"). Furthermore, XL + EF channel the more modern feel of ambient, pad-heavy funk on songs like "On Our Way To Funkmosphere." In spirit, it's more of a P-Funkesque party, as the entire MoFunk roster plus extended family join in variously on all of the album's 7 songs, contributing everything from vocals to guitar and talkbox. This is kind of party you'll want to join in - an ongoing celebration known as modern funk.

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