My Name is Wolf

by Wolf

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1.	Intro 02:59		download
2.	St. James Infirmary Blues [Spiral Out of Control Mix] 03:48	info	download
3.	Dreamsville [J Dilla Searchin' Remix] 03:12	info	download
4.	Ambition [Remix] 04:06	info	download
5.	Bad Character [Quasimoto's Trip Home Remix] 03:51	info	download
6.	The Castle [Intermission A] 05:48	info	download
7.	Sam & Max [Intermission B] 05:49	info	download
8.	Suburban Meat Grinder [Walkman Remix] 02:59	info	download
9.	Seek the Hidden Spiral 07:26	info	download
10.	Dream Sequence [A Reflective Mix] 04:37	info	download

about

This album is meant to have a very "surreal" feel to it, and it's one of the main reasons I include so much use of the soundstage to drive home the feeling of fluid sound, something living, breathing and changing with each listen [so it should seem]. There's also a lot of different reverb, delay, echo, and chorus effects used throughout [on both single instruments and post-production] to give it that "dreamy" feeling that I wanted to capture.

The driving force behind this was kind of a "knee-jerk" reaction to the "rise" of bro-step and crunk/dirty-south rap. I feel that they are way over produced. So I wanted to put out an album that wasn't out of date... but had and old-school late 80s/early 90s "old-skool" nostalgic feeling upon listen. Something more "raw" and in essence gritty and "real" [compared to the other two mentioned]. Obviously Madlib's Quasimoto project was a huge inspiration [and I recommend for anyone who likes jazz, hip-hop, or advent-guard music to check out the two Lord Quas albums].

I probably recorded over 100 songs for the album, but I had a set direction I wanted to go with the concept being built up upon by the first song I recorded [and the last on the list], "Dream Sequence [A Reflective Mix]".