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Nobody

All Too Familiar

LP | 2019 | US | Original (Ubiquity)

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Release: 2019 / US – Original

Genre: Hip Hop

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Hypnotic, hazy and floating on a heavy but effervescent cloud, Nobody’s “All Too Familiar” album sees the producer delving into his formative years as a college radio DJ when his sonic palette blossomed. With hip-hop as his foundation, and a newly found affinity for indie and alternative rock leading him to pick up a guitar, the doors to creating music outside of samples was opened. Equal parts Can, Radiohead, Tortoise, plus early DJ Shadow/Mo Wax and the amalgamation of all these sounds has brought forth his first fully instrumental solo record sans samples and primarily written on his guitar.

The idea of including his family picture for a release had always been on his mind and this album afforded him the opportunity, made especially fitting as his main inspiration was revisiting his own early sounds and influences. He also enlists the aid of old friends and collaborators such as Blank Blue bandmates Brian Martinez on bass and Andres Renteria providing a unified yet varied drum sound throughout, Damon Aaron who played in the “live” interpretations of his early recordings adding guitar layers and frequent partner in beat production Eureka The Butcher (Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez) on keys and synth with Zach Burgenbauch rounding out the cast and lending his deft touch on the string arrangements.

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After visiting San Francisco on their honeymoon and falling in love with the city, DJs Jody and Michael McFadin went back to Southern California, sold most of their possessions, and moved to San Francisco to open the Groove Merchant record store in 1990. Within a year the small shop had built a reputation the world over as a place to find rare records and learn about new sounds (remember Beastie Boy Mike D on “Professor Booty”: This one goes out to my man the Groove Merchant, comin’ through with the beats that I’ve been searchin’). With start-up capital of one thousand dollars and little knowledge of the record business, the Luv n’ Haight record label was launched. In 1993 the company incorporated as Ubiquity Recordings and has since grown into a company with multiple label imprints, a worldwide distribution network, clothing label and an unusually high success rate at placing music in film, TV and commercials. Incidentally, the name Ubiquity was chosen because of the label’s mission to make unheard music ubiquitous. They use 100% combed cotton shirts with a super-soft vintage feel and slim fit; each tee includes a hangtag with a download code redeemable at iTunes for 5 free tracks from Ubiquity’s favorite albums and exclusives from forthcoming releases.

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