Damu The Fudgemunk returns with a promo video for his upcoming release How It Should Sound parts 1 & 2, which is scheduled for an April 2010 release. In the promo, the multi-talented producer crafts a few gems inside of the vinyl lined walls of his basement headquarters while showing off his collection of trackboards, … Read more
Damu The Fudgemunk continues to delivers cohesive digital music/video packages for those who need to hear and see quality production.
Featuring artwork designed by Joe Buck, Damu’s latest freebie download, the Same Beat Project, consists of 3 audio tracks and two video freestyle sessions.
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Crate Kings favorite Damu The Fudgemunk takes us on a trip to Fat Beats NYC where he shows how to properly handle an Akai MPC 2000 and stack of accompanying disks.
Damu The Fudgemunk, Amir (Kon & Amir), Budos Band, Wax Poetics Magazine, and various records dealers talk about the beauty of vinyl, record digging, rediscovering music, and busting bank accounts with $6,000 records. There’s also a YouTube version as well.
Support quality independent production and go check out Damu The Fudgemunk as he performs live on the MPC at Fat Beats NYC this weekend. Saturday Novemember 1st @3 pm Fat Beats 406 6th Ave, 2nd Floor New York, New York
If you didn’t get a chance to make it to Damu The Fudgemunk’s recent trek into NYC’s Madison Square Park, then here’s a little footage of the event.
If you’ve got the time, swing by NYC’s Madison Square Park this Saturday to see Damu The Fudgemunk handing out his brand of MPC goodness.
Rhymehouse drops one on us as Damu the Fudgemunk talks about the his minimalist equipment setup, digging for records, and thoughts about producers using the latest technology and DAW’s. He also talks about the surprising lack of response received from his beat CD’s and his exposure gained from YouTube.
Comment that made jealous beyond belief: "Yard sales where I found S.O.UL. for $1"
Here we’re presented with further testimony on what some consider to be the most significant sampler in Hip-Hop. Two Hand Band serves up a brief history of the MPC, its creation by Roger Linn, and the effect it’s had on the creation of contemporary music. The segment also interviews with Damu The Fudgemunk, P-Fritz, K-Murdock … Read more
Damu has already proven himself on the MPC, but now he steps upt to test his hand at the MIC. Check the video and see how insane the image references are.