MP3 The Cheebacabra - Exile In The Woods
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Instrumental electro-funk, featuring Cheeba, Aja West, Money Mark and more.
12 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Funk, JAZZ: Acid Jazz
Details:
"funk-fusion at it's utmost finest"
-JazzReview.com
"like Disney's Electrical Parade on acid...their mythic notoriety will soon become ubiquitous"
-Wax Poetics
"Solid. With a name like Cheebacabra, how can you go wrong?"
-Urb Magazine
"madly tripped out...a very electric bit of keyboard funk that sets a whole new level for the Cheeba sound!"
-DustyGroove.com
"future-funk finally has its bandleader"
-Michael Ardaiolo (WLWU-FM Chicago)
"this funk fusion extravaganza features the perfect blend between organic instrumentation and synthesizers...taking the genre of funk fusion into a very new and exciting direction."
-Jive Magazine
"slick, fluid instrumental jams...in that juicy, bubble-butted zone between the porn-flick score and the blaxploitation-film soundtrack"
-The Stranger
"celestial electrofunkjazzslop"
-Cool'eh Magazine
"a masterpiece of psychedelic funk fusion!"
-DopeRecords.com
"70's jazz-funk sieved through rap attitude of the 80's and 90's, all flashfried in idiosyncratic mythologies that seem informed by notions of the kung-fu mojo of blaxploitation, ethology's implications for human beings, we-come-from-Africa juju, space as final frontier fantasy"
-Earshot Jazz Magazine
From sinister to sexy, robotic to playful, the sound of "Exile In The Woods" is undeniably unique and unforgivingly funky. Tight drums consistently hold down these instrumental, analog synth-heavy grooves. Half of the albumâs twelve musicians are credited with synthesizers, including bandleader/producer Cheeba, Money Mark (Beastie Boys), Steve Moore (Laura Veirs, Skerikâs Syncopated Taint Septet), and Aja West (The Mackrosoft). A wide array of more organic instruments are featured as well, including trumpet, violin, sax, clavinet, guitar, and melodica. Also of note is Peter Scherr of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra on upright bass.
In 1999, at 18 years of age, Cheeba was hired as a member of the Dust Brothers production team, an opportunity that enabled him to work alongside such innovative and diverse artists as Beck, Santana, Linkin Park, and Madonna. Three years, hundreds of songs, and one âFight Clubâ score later, Cheeba parted ways with the Dust Brothers to focus on his own productions.
The first Cheebacabra album, âMetamorphosisâ, was released in 2003 to critical acclaim. Filter Magazine placed it on a âBest Records of 2003â list and Nic Harcourt of KCRW spun it on his âBest of 2003â radio program. Now, returning with âExile In The Woodsâ, The Cheebacabra continues on itâs path of releasing quality funk fusion music accompanied by beautiful, fantastical artwork. This time around, the cover painting is by world renowned author/artist Desmond Morris (âThe Naked Apeâ).
In addition to recording, remixing, and DJâing (including a recent Canadian tour as DJ/beatboxer for Tom Green), Cheeba also manages the Mackrosoft label with brother Aja West.
Recorded in Seattle, Los Angeles, and Hong Kong.
12 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Funk, JAZZ: Acid Jazz
Details:
"funk-fusion at it's utmost finest"
-JazzReview.com
"like Disney's Electrical Parade on acid...their mythic notoriety will soon become ubiquitous"
-Wax Poetics
"Solid. With a name like Cheebacabra, how can you go wrong?"
-Urb Magazine
"madly tripped out...a very electric bit of keyboard funk that sets a whole new level for the Cheeba sound!"
-DustyGroove.com
"future-funk finally has its bandleader"
-Michael Ardaiolo (WLWU-FM Chicago)
"this funk fusion extravaganza features the perfect blend between organic instrumentation and synthesizers...taking the genre of funk fusion into a very new and exciting direction."
-Jive Magazine
"slick, fluid instrumental jams...in that juicy, bubble-butted zone between the porn-flick score and the blaxploitation-film soundtrack"
-The Stranger
"celestial electrofunkjazzslop"
-Cool'eh Magazine
"a masterpiece of psychedelic funk fusion!"
-DopeRecords.com
"70's jazz-funk sieved through rap attitude of the 80's and 90's, all flashfried in idiosyncratic mythologies that seem informed by notions of the kung-fu mojo of blaxploitation, ethology's implications for human beings, we-come-from-Africa juju, space as final frontier fantasy"
-Earshot Jazz Magazine
From sinister to sexy, robotic to playful, the sound of "Exile In The Woods" is undeniably unique and unforgivingly funky. Tight drums consistently hold down these instrumental, analog synth-heavy grooves. Half of the albumâs twelve musicians are credited with synthesizers, including bandleader/producer Cheeba, Money Mark (Beastie Boys), Steve Moore (Laura Veirs, Skerikâs Syncopated Taint Septet), and Aja West (The Mackrosoft). A wide array of more organic instruments are featured as well, including trumpet, violin, sax, clavinet, guitar, and melodica. Also of note is Peter Scherr of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra on upright bass.
In 1999, at 18 years of age, Cheeba was hired as a member of the Dust Brothers production team, an opportunity that enabled him to work alongside such innovative and diverse artists as Beck, Santana, Linkin Park, and Madonna. Three years, hundreds of songs, and one âFight Clubâ score later, Cheeba parted ways with the Dust Brothers to focus on his own productions.
The first Cheebacabra album, âMetamorphosisâ, was released in 2003 to critical acclaim. Filter Magazine placed it on a âBest Records of 2003â list and Nic Harcourt of KCRW spun it on his âBest of 2003â radio program. Now, returning with âExile In The Woodsâ, The Cheebacabra continues on itâs path of releasing quality funk fusion music accompanied by beautiful, fantastical artwork. This time around, the cover painting is by world renowned author/artist Desmond Morris (âThe Naked Apeâ).
In addition to recording, remixing, and DJâing (including a recent Canadian tour as DJ/beatboxer for Tom Green), Cheeba also manages the Mackrosoft label with brother Aja West.
Recorded in Seattle, Los Angeles, and Hong Kong.
in partnership with CDbaby
