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"More (feat. Anderson .Paak)" by Flying Lotus
Curated by: Mike Floeck
Spotify: bit.ly/MoreFlyLoAP
Genre: #experimental
Flamagra is the sixth LP from resident Galactic Commander-In-Chief, Flying Lotus. An expansive and bizarre collection of beautiful tracks with stellar guest appointments fill up the whole album to the brim, so much so that getting to know each track intimately takes an especially long time. Kick back to the skipping drums and vocals in standout track “More”, courtesy of Anderson .Paak, and hear Flying Lotus’s spooky touch drift above the drums. Then, at the 0:48 mark, another egg is cracked, a spark of kinetic energy that ignites Paak’s drums and vocals.
“More” was recorded in FlyLo’s home studio and, according to the artist, stemmed from a set of jam sessions with RWT favs Georgia Anne Muldrow and Thundercat. Along with Dennis Hamm and Taylor Graves, Paak jumped on the track and ignited the wheel that spun out enough times to create this deviating, yet centered, track. Paak’s association and inclusion is totally logical; his music on its own is meandering and sometimes sprawling, his tendency to jam out creeping in. Here, it’s summarily married to FlyLo’s psychedelic warbling and it rolls hard.
A visual, directed by Shinichiro Watanabe, dropped in May. Watanabe is known for his anime series, Cowboy Bebop, that originally ran from ‘97 to ‘98. The “More” music video casts Paak as an android inhabitant of a Tatooine-esque planet, spinning a record through a table built in to his chest. Paak and Fly Lo (animated in his truly signature seriousness) duel in stance until FlyLo is absolutely obliterated, destroyed and transformed in splendorous anime glory. It’s a bizarrely fitting visual companion to a song that ponders for more meaning, and it’s awesome to watch.
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"More (feat. Anderson .Paak)" by Flying Lotus
Curated by: Mike Floeck
Spotify: bit.ly/MoreFlyLoAP
Genre: #experimental
Flamagra is the sixth LP from resident Galactic Commander-In-Chief, Flying Lotus. An expansive and bizarre collection of beautiful tracks with stellar guest appointments fill up the whole album to the brim, so much so that getting to know each track intimately takes an especially long time. Kick back to the skipping drums and vocals in standout track “More”, courtesy of Anderson .Paak, and hear Flying Lotus’s spooky touch drift above the drums. Then, at the 0:48 mark, another egg is cracked, a spark of kinetic energy that ignites Paak’s drums and vocals.
“More” was recorded in FlyLo’s home studio and, according to the artist, stemmed from a set of jam sessions with RWT favs Georgia Anne Muldrow and Thundercat. Along with Dennis Hamm and Taylor Graves, Paak jumped on the track and ignited the wheel that spun out enough times to create this deviating, yet centered, track. Paak’s association and inclusion is totally logical; his music on its own is meandering and sometimes sprawling, his tendency to jam out creeping in. Here, it’s summarily married to FlyLo’s psychedelic warbling and it rolls hard.
A visual, directed by Shinichiro Watanabe, dropped in May. Watanabe is known for his anime series, Cowboy Bebop, that originally ran from ‘97 to ‘98. The “More” music video casts Paak as an android inhabitant of a Tatooine-esque planet, spinning a record through a table built in to his chest. Paak and Fly Lo (animated in his truly signature seriousness) duel in stance until FlyLo is absolutely obliterated, destroyed and transformed in splendorous anime glory. It’s a bizarrely fitting visual companion to a song that ponders for more meaning, and it’s awesome to watch.
