An old track.  Still got a lil bump though.  Threw this down with paps over break a few years ago.

Bert Stratton - alto sax
DJ Paradiddle - trombone, guitar, synth bass, perc, programming

Dig this.  Nate and I did this for our recording class, but shoot, gotta spread the love.  Super fun tune, super fun project.

Antwaun Stanley - vocals
DJ Paradiddle - instruments

Engineered and Mixed by Jack Stratton and Nate Zukoff

Written by Justin Douglas and Jack Stratton

Lieutenant Joseph Frankel’s 1918 smash hit.  Dropped this over “Spring Break” w/ Paps in the Land.  Had a lot of fun recording it.

Put a little filter sweep on the trombone (very pleased w/ that, prolly do that again).  Banged on some trash cans and ironing boards in the basement.  Just a groove thing.

Bert Stratton - clarinet
DJ Paradiddle - organ, electric bass, trombone, drums, programming, synth

Transcribed by Alan Douglass
Engineered and Mixed by Jack Stratton

I had been sittin on this sample for quite some time.  Yiddishe Cup plays this tune, and it has always been in my fav 5.  I dropped a little Ashbory bassline behind it and it felt good.  Nate Zukoff recomended that I finish the track, so i dropped some lymrics.

The sample is Naftule Brandwein’s “Araber Tanz”

DJ paradiddle - bass, guitar, programming, vox

Nate and I finally got in the studio and let Justin do his thing.  Cat totally ripped Jobim’s Izaura.  Also, take a listen to the first ever bassline playing surdo.  I’m not giving away any secrets. Be sure to cop this one.

Justin Douglas - guitar, tamborim, surdo, cavaquinho, vocals
DJ Paradiddle - brushes

engineered and mixed by Nate Zukoff and DJ Paradiddle

Apparently this is trite and cliche, but I don’t really care. Beware, it gets kinda loud - Justice loud. McFabulous, a man i know very little about, other than he’s a friend of Ian Axness, did a crazy synth thing, and I wanted to do one too. So there. I really don’t know why I’m apologizing. Steve Rush got in my head.