Fri, 24 Dec 2010 / Post a commentbetter you watch than i describe...
from the Follow the Smoke EP on Adjunct Audio
Wed, 15 Dec 2010 / Post a commentThis is deep funky house in a minimal techno vein. Deceptively simple sounding on first listen, giving up its secrets slowly. This will appeal to those who like their dance music served with a healthy slab of groove and depth. Bouncy enough to keep feet and bodies moving in the club, with more then enough subtleties of texture and rhythm to keep it in your most used playlists.
Wed, 06 Oct 2010 / Post a commentDistrict of Curroption and Thema artist Walker Barnard speaks to Sweat Lodge Radio about the spirituality in his life, his wild Bar 25 experiences and his past life as a Hip Hop producer working with Saul Williams, Mike Ladd, Rob Sonic and Mos Def.
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 | | | Aliases / | Walker | Walker Barnard grew up on an ashram outside the American mainstream, listening to Balinese monkey chants, classical Indian music and The Beatles White Album. His first experience of the funk came early on when his father, who was making music videos for Motown, brought him to hang on the set of the shoot for Rick James's Super Freak video.
In the early nineties, Walker started playing the bass in a funk-rock band called Mobius Trip. The band recorded in Los Angeles with the Dust Brothers of Paul’s Boutique fame and then with Beastie Boys keyboardist Mark Nishita. Walker threw down on a range of projects—Including a Lemmy remix, and Vince Neil's solo record. From there Walker's journeys led him to Santa Fe, New Mexico where he continued to hone his bass playing and recording chops in a..
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The club will mark its final three days in business with a non-stop party this weekend.
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