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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Zone Identity: "Knight Rider" b/w "9 Breaks", The Du-Rites: A Funky Bad Time, The Du-Rites: "Jheri Curl" b/w "Du-Vibrations" Single, The Du-Rites: "Pigeon Spikes", The Du-Rites: "Mad Dog" b/w "Cheap Cologne" Single, The Du-Rites: Soundcheck at 6, The Du-Rites: "Neckbones (Live)" b/w "Gittin' Sound" (Digital Single), The Du-Rites: "Zodiac" b/w "Monster" Single, and 28 more.
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J-Zone Queens, New York
My childhood dream of playing bass in a funk band died when Jheri curls went out of style. I had an on again-off again rap career. I wrote and self-published a book in 2011, learned to play drums shortly after and returned to my funk roots, where I feel most at home. My bands The Du-Rites and The Zone Identity reflect that. The music to the left is my story through it all. Dig. ... more
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A Funky Bad Time
by The Du-Rites
It's funky as hell!
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UNTITLED (Black Is)
by SAULT
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Du-Rites: "Zodiac" b/w "Monster" Single”
A sprawling album of funky flavors that serves as a fantastic testament to Black excellence the world over!
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Gamma Ray Jones
by The Du-Rites
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Du-Rites: "Zodiac" b/w "Monster" Single”
Must Cop^ I'm blown away by how many tracks are catching my ears. Also diggin some of the change ups within the songs. They caught a vibe and this is top notch.
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The Message / Umi Says
by Soul Supreme
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Du-Rites: "Zodiac" b/w "Monster" Single”
Covers like these don’t come along very often so go get them and play on!
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Braille, Slate & Stylus
by The Natural Yogurt Band
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 19, 2019
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KB's Mixtape No. 2
by Karate Boogaloo
Karate Boogaloo reinvent songs by Sister Nancy, Kraftwerk, and more, turning them into dusty, funky new creations.
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