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Motion Sixness

from beat tape 1 by re.verse

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To anyone who knows the music of J Dilla, you might pick up on the fact that this song pays homage to one of our favourite Dilla grooves - Conant Gardens, the first track on the legendary Slum Village album Fantastic Vol 2. The title is a play on both the swaying hi hat groove present in both songs, and the influence of Dilla and the Detroit hip hop scene on Toronto culture, us being a close neighbour more so than any other American city. Motor City and the Six. It's true that Toronto really loves Dilla, and that influence shaped our band and approach to music in a profound way.

So this one's definitely for Dilla. Thanks for all you gave us and continue to give from your brief but illustrious and beautiful time on this planet. Toronto loves you and re.verse might not even exist without you.

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from beat tape 1, released February 16, 2021
Damian Matthew - 6-string electric bass & fx, composition, production, mixing & mastering
Chino De Villa - Drums, composition
Rob Cappelletto - guitars & fx, composition

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re.verse Toronto, Ontario

re.verse uses jazz improvisation as their launchpad for a unique way to seamlessly connect and contrast different vibes, styles and eras of urban music - original songs, classic and current hip hop, Dilla (neo)soul, R&B, house, tropical genres and modern soulful jazz - all while imparting their own unmistakable flavour on all of it. Visit rvrs416.com for socials, videos, concerts and more. ... more

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