E. Mojo -- the hybrid zone where P-Funk's mothership collides with Kraftwerk's computer world and the B-52's intergalactic beach party. Zapp's talk-box bounces off Parliament's synth-bass, George Clinton's atomic dog runs through Dazz Band's boogie grid, and Rick James declares himself a super freak over a beat that could only exist at the intersection of funk and electro. The Time and Cameo bring Minneapolis's slick strut, the Gap Band drops the bomb, and Bootsy introduces himself in star-shaped bass.
This is funk that ate the synth and liked the taste. Kraftwerk's sequenced pulses and the B-52's lobster-guitar prove the thesis: the pocket doesn't care where the sound comes from. E. Mojo is the frequency where the machine meets the one.
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funk · 11 tracks
E. Mojo
E. Mojo -- the hybrid zone where P-Funk's mothership collides with Kraftwerk's computer world and the B-52's intergalactic beach party. Zapp's talk-box bounces off Parliament's synth-bass, George Clinton's atomic dog runs through Dazz Band's boogie grid, and Rick James declares himself a super freak over a beat that could only exist at the intersection of funk and electro. The Time and Cameo bring Minneapolis's slick strut, the Gap Band drops the bomb, and Bootsy introduces himself in star-shaped bass.
This is funk that ate the synth and liked the taste. Kraftwerk's sequenced pulses and the B-52's lobster-guitar prove the thesis: the pocket doesn't care where the sound comes from. E. Mojo is the frequency where the machine meets the one.
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1,414 artist portraits across 5 genres (Rock, Jazz, Soul, Blues, Folk).
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Deezer (promotional artwork).
E. Mojo -- the hybrid zone where P-Funk's mothership collides with Kraftwerk's computer world and the B-52's intergalactic beach party. Zapp's talk-box bounces off Parliament's synth-bass, George Clinton's atomic dog runs through Dazz Band's boogie grid, and Rick James declares himself a super freak over a beat that could only exist at the intersection of funk and electro. The Time and Cameo bring Minneapolis's slick strut, the Gap Band drops the bomb, and Bootsy introduces himself in star-shaped bass.
This is funk that ate the synth and liked the taste. Kraftwerk's sequenced pulses and the B-52's lobster-guitar prove the thesis: the pocket doesn't care where the sound comes from. E. Mojo is the frequency where the machine meets the one.
No algorithms. No trending sections. Just a song someone loved and the story behind it. Delivered Sunday morning.
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Free. No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Image Credits
1,414 artist portraits across 5 genres (Rock, Jazz, Soul, Blues, Folk).
1,363 sourced from Wikipedia (Creative Commons / Public Domain), 50 from
Deezer (promotional artwork).
