Existential Funk
The original epic that started it all.
Existential Funk was what came out when I stopped second-guessing myself.
2008 was a year when I couldn’t stop writing. I kept starting tracks in one genre and finishing them in another - minimal techno that wanted to be drum and bass, trip-hop that demanded breakbeat treatment, house tracks that went trance halfway through.
Most producers would call this unfocused. I called it honest.
The album title came later, but it fits perfectly. This was music about being caught between states - between genres, between moods, between who you were and who you’re becoming. The “funk” isn’t just the groove; it’s that unsettled feeling when you can’t quite pin down what you’re hearing, or feeling, or becoming.
“The disc has enough thumping bass and spacy synthesizer chords to please any trip-hop head.”
– URB.COM