Many Colors manycolors2022-02-05.late.dpa4061.flac
2022-02-05 Dazzle At Baur's
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Many Colors Live at Dazzle At Baur's on 2022-02-05
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ManyColors February 5th, 2022b (Saturday) Dazzle At Baur’s 1512 Curtis Street Denver, Colorado 80202 303-839-5100 http://manycolorsband.bandcamp.com http://dazzledenver.com Source: DPA 4061’s (Matched - Spread 14” - Seated - 4’ From Stage - Center) > Darktrain Microdot Y-Cable/ Interconnect > Naiant PIPsqueak (+16dB) > Sony PCM-A10 (Line In - 7) @ 24-Bit/44.1 kHz > Master .WAV Transfer: Sony PCM-A10 > USB 2.0 > MacBook Pro > Adobe Audition CS6 (Mastering) > Izotope MBIT+ > 16-Bit/44.1 kHz .WAV > Audacity v2.1.0 (Tracking) > xACT v2.50 > FLAC Recorded & Mastered By: Cheese Cadet Audio 01. Introduction 02. Ma Dukes Intro 03. Time: The Donut Of The Heart 04. Intro > 05. Fuck The Police 06. Tainted > 07. Let's Take It Back 08. Didn't Cha Know 09. Lightworks 10. Climax 11. Fall In Love * 12. The Light > 13. Kamaal 14. The Look Of Love > 15. E=MC^2 Notes: * = w/ Shane Endsley On Trumpet Late Show The King Of Beats: A Tribute To J. Dilla The Band: Brant Williams – Guitar, Effects Eric Luba – Keys, Grand Piano Kirwan Brown – Electric Bass Braxton Kahn – Drums Additional Notes: James Dewitt Yancey, better known by the stage names J Dilla and Jay Dee, was an American record producer and rapper who emerged in the mid-1990s underground hip hop scene in Detroit, Michigan, as one third of the music group Slum Village. He was also a member of the Soulquarians, a musical collective active during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Although his life and career were short, J Dilla is widely considered to be one of the most influential producers in the hip-hop genre. It was described in The Guardian that “his affinity for crafting lengthy, melodic loops peppered with breakbeats and vocal samples took instrumental hip-hop into new, more musically complex realms.” This tribute is endorsed by Ma Dukes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMH0wNkOs60 Dazzle is also raising money for The James Dewitt Yancey (J. Dilla) Foundation through donations added to ticket sales for January shows. ManyColors pays homage to the great J Dilla with an inspired soul-hop stew of fresh jazz harmonies embedded in a lo-fi soundscape with an irresistible rhythmic pocket. An emergent four-piece band, ManyColors opens up new musical space by using a hip-hop format to explore chords and motifs usually reserved for jazz. Come see ManyColors pay tribute to "The King of Beats” in an intimate setting right in the heart of downtown Denver.
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