New Music from Shrunkenheads Recording Studios in 2020

 

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Shrunken Heads Recording Studio

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Here at the Coolest Recording Studio in London Town - we've made some mighty fine rekkids in our time - from Ghostpoets' Shedding Skin to King Krules' the Ooze - & more recently Man Alive released this last march. 

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King Krule Man Alive

During Lockdown we've recorded, mixed & produced a bunch of muziks for our clientele - and ever recorded a tv show for a session fiddle player turned teacher. He was superb!

Our Fave project this year though has to be Pineapple Empress - a indefinable mix of jazz, funk, punk, electronica and classical musics - & we went to town with the production toys creating new spatial realities & timescapes - it's freakin' amazing! 

New Music

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Pineapple Empress New Music

So ... If you want some Joy and Happiness in these odd & worrying times - grab yourself a bit of that Audio Loveliness! 

You can Buy & / or Listen to all 19 (!) tracks HERE. 

And ..... watch some of their cracking videos below: 

This is Theloniousness - a tip of the hat Jazz / Hip Hop Hybrid Mr. T Monk.

 

And this is Live Some World - A Punk Anthem for freedom!


Enjoy peeps - & from the best recording studio in London Town - se y'all soon xxx

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