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al shabbray 12.20.2008 05:42 AM

DJ Mujava
 
hes finally signed to warp records. and there is a huge buzz around his track called "township funk" read his second myspace blog to see all te uotes about it.
after I listened to it first I thought, what the fuck, thats boring and just too naive. but it starts to get me hooked. and I listen to that damn track multiple times a day.
anybody else?

http://www.myspace.com/mujava

sarramkrop 12.20.2008 07:03 AM

yeah, love that tune.

SYRFox 12.20.2008 07:07 AM

Man this is great, thanks for the discovery :)

SYRFox 12.20.2008 07:07 AM

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al shabbray 12.20.2008 07:08 AM

yes i dig it like hell at the moment. its really addictive, but I am not sure why. the bleepy melody sounds totally outdated. the drums are grainy but the rythm is that typical african rythm I cant stand for long, most of the time. the only thing which is a sure shot is the dark synth line. but it never changes its there all the time without any chnages.

and I think the remix on his side is the best proof that there must be something special about the original tune, cause the remix would never hook me

al shabbray 12.20.2008 07:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SYRFox
Man this is great, thanks for the discovery :)


thanks. I already thought this is old news, I ws just wondering why I kept listening to it over weeks, and stil growing to listen more and more to it

sarramkrop 12.20.2008 07:11 AM

It came out quite a while ago, it's not that recent. Has he put an album out yet?

_slavo_ 12.20.2008 07:15 AM

township funk is a great track

SYRFox 12.20.2008 07:19 AM

damnit this is really great

sarramkrop 12.20.2008 07:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by al shabbray
yes i dig it like hell at the moment. its really addictive, but I am not sure why. the bleepy melody sounds totally outdated. the drums are grainy but the rythm is that typical african rythm I cant stand for long, most of the time. the only thing which is a sure shot is the dark synth line. but it never changes its there all the time without any chnages.

and I think the remix on his side is the best proof that there must be something special about the original tune, cause the remix would never hook me

It's the way the rhythm is so syncopated that got me hooked. I'm talking about the original version. It also came out when I was listening to a lot of German electronic music from the 80's which still sounds fantastic to this day, and this gelled very well with all that, somehow.

SYRFox 12.20.2008 07:27 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l5-zQlgoEE the video has sick dance skills

_slavo_ 12.20.2008 07:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sarramkrop
when I was listening to a lot of German electronic music from the 80's which still sounds fantastic to this day


examples?

sarramkrop 12.20.2008 07:56 AM

http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/showthread.php?t=6931&highlight=German+cassette+un derground

SYRFox 12.20.2008 08:08 AM

that track made my day
thanks shabba

Stijn 12.20.2008 08:41 AM

strange tune, the bass synth is 3/4 of the cure's 'a forest' bass line, which has been recycled endlessly (don't know if the cure was first to use it, probably not). Timeless rif but this track doesn't seem so special?
nice drums

al shabbray 12.21.2008 10:12 AM

thats exactly the thing. objectively it isnt special at all. everythings been there before and maybe way better (technically) but this damn track seems to hook a lot of people, even the ones where Ive thought they would never get hooked by this kind of music.

and no I dont think an album is finished so far. but I think I will check it out if it will be released


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