This joint is one of the reasons Audio Gumbo is here: to bring a funky alternative to what you’re used to. Cadillacs In Space is a supergroup of extraterrestrial talent. Robyn the Bank, Aleon Craft and Shy Carter combined their cool ass writing, rapping, singing and producing skills to create an experience that will shake you up and turn you out. “Autopilot (hollywood & highland)” brings some Southern cool mixed with some Cali heat. Quick-paced and full of attitude, “Autopilot” is summertime ready. Check out the song and video after the jump.
Posts Tagged ‘Funk It Out Friday’
Funk It Out Friday: “Deep” x Snarky Puppy (ft. N’Dambi)
Posted: September 27, 2013 in Funk, Hear This, Jazz, New Joint, SoulTags: Funk It Out Friday, N'Dambi, Snarky Puppy
This is a different kind of funk, a slight deviation from the usual Funk It Out Fridays around here. It’s still funky, just a mellow version. Brought to you by Snarky Puppy from their latest release, Family Dinner, Volume 1, “Deep” (which was originally featured on N’Dambi’s Tunin’ Up & Cosignin’) was reworked as a live experience, encapsulating the original jazziness but extra rich in bass and percussion. Check it out below and pick up that new Family Dinner, Volume 1 as well. With features from Lalah Hathaway, Chantae Cann, Shayna Steele, the aforementioned N’Dambi and other talented vocalists, this album proves to be a must-have.
Funk It Out Friday: Amorous x Brides of Funkenstein
Posted: August 9, 2013 in Alternative, FunkTags: Amorous, Brides of Funkenstein, Funk It Out Friday, Funk or Walk, George Clinton, P-Funk, Parliament, Sly and the Family Stone
Y’all ready for some funk for your Friday?? This joint is from the P-Funk group Brides of Funkenstein, a badass duo (and later, trio) consisting of Dawn Silva and Lynn Mabry, originally members of Sly and the Family Stone. They linked up with P-Funk’s father George Clinton, creating tunes that are truly reflective of the funk era and smoothed out with femininity and sensuality. “Amorous,” from their 1978 debut Funk or Walk, is both super funky and sexy, which is why you need this for a Friday. Get on down and enjoy!
Funk It Out Fridays: “Ahh…The Name Is Bootsy, Baby” x Bootsy’s Rubber Band
Posted: September 7, 2012 in Body Rockin', FunkTags: Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby, Bootsy Collins, Booty's Rubber Band, Funk It Out Friday
Happy Friday, folks! There’s something about Fridays that make me want to dance and groove wherever I go. So that’s when “Funk It Out Fridays” come in handy. I get a funky sound in my head early in the day and that’s my groovin’ music. Bootsy Collins and his Rubber Band will provide all the funk needed for movin’ into the weekend.
Oh, and 5 cool as hell points if you recognize who sampled this song. It’s pretty easy (big ass hint, btw). Enjoy your weekend!
Funk It Out Friday: “Let’s Groove” x Earth, Wind & Fire
Posted: June 29, 2012 in Funk, Hear This, SoulTags: Earth Wind & Fire, Funk It Out Friday, Let's Groove, Verdine White
There are few bands funkier than the incomparable Earth, Wind & Fire. I actually had the privilege of witnessing this great band on Wednesday. Dopest, livest show I’ve ever seen. So in honor of the groove they’ve been putting in us all for over 40 years, this Funk It Out Friday post is for the Elements. Special shout out to Mr. Verdine White killin’ that bass! Woooo!
Funk It Out Friday: “5 Minutes Of Funk” x Whodini
Posted: June 22, 2012 in Funk, Hip HopTags: 5 Minutes of Funk, Funk It Out Friday, Whodini
Funk It Out Friday: “Do It (Til You’re Satisfied)” x B.T. Express
Posted: June 8, 2012 in Funk, Hear ThisTags: BT Express, Funk It Out Friday
You need a theme song to the uninhibited urges you may feel this weekend? You can jam to this. B.T. Express gets real funky on this joint. “Do It (Til You’re Satisfied)” suggests that if it makes you feel good, gon’ and do it then! Can’t say I disagree. Enjoy the weekend!
Funk It Out Friday: “Sweet Sticky Thing” x The Ohio Players
Posted: March 2, 2012 in Funk, R&B, UncategorizedTags: Funk It Out Friday, Ohio Players, Sweet Sticky Thing
Some slow funk for y’all on this Friday afternoon. This 1975 hit from the ever dynamic Ohio Players is such a smooth, sexy track. The saxophone solo throughout stands out as one of the highlights of the song. Not to mention the cover art. Have mercy. The Ohio Players sure knew how to elicit sex appeal with those sweet voices and talented fingers (ha!).