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If you navigated to this tumbl-blog from my personal website or a web search, I must apologize - I created this account a little while ago, when I was more interested in contributing to the Tumblr network than I am now -
My overall impression of tumblr is that it is a great resource for finding images and shared content (music, videos, etc.) - especially when you are just looking for something that would satisfy your immediate entertainment needs or casual curiosity. You really don’t need an account to browse around though -
I don’t blog (yet) and I don’t read other ppl’s blogs on this site (tho I would like to plug those who are currently following me: bunnypoops / starkweather / babiamajora) , so I only log in once in a great while to either share music or the promise of more music to come.
Since this account was intended to be musically relevant, my Soundcloud page (Sparkles) might be of interest to some - especially since Deep Dickens has been m.i.a. for months D: When the deepness rises to the surface once again, it will surface there… trust.
Another mix of original works - jah, dis wan bit slowah
1. Seems to Me
2. Talking Heads - Houses in Motion (DD Edit)
3. Polis
4. Barbara Mason - Another Man (DD’s Syrup Edit)
Here’s a mix I threw together with four original tracks made for the love of making something…
1. Good Gossip
2. Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers - Infrarae (Deep Dickens Big Man Band Edit)
3. Barbara Mason - Another Man (Deep Dickens Edit)
4. Be Dankful
Hey yawl, this is yet another demo but I’m gonna push this one out much faster than the other material. From the first moment I heard this track I knew I wanted to get myself in that.
Soon to be: Barbara Mason - Another Man (Deep Dickens Edit)
300 Pounds - new mix
Steady groove will not leave you tired - “Aundy” is pressed at 127 which is 2 fast so I made it -10 bpm. Finish off the set with a RSW-approved summer hit ( Renegade Soundwave )
Photo credit: Jim Jim Bear
New set up for the gorgeous summer weather - there is good disco, funky house, and synth boogie - tastefully done
New demo: cuttin up Infrarae by Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers
