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3 days ago · 102 likes, 27 comments - moceanworker on May 20, 2024: "Jaco was so so so heavier than folks know. Here’s a little breakdown. Also a nod to his brilliant son Felix ...
3 days ago · C inematic is the adjective too many lazy critics (including me) use far too often to describe electronica albums.. Well, if your average Moby or µ-ziq disc is cinematic, then this second CD from New York’s Mocean Worker — aka Adam Dorn — is an IMAX double-bill in 3-D with six-channel sensurround sound.
9 hours ago · the music sounds as fresh and relevant today. Bandcamp and other streaming services. Jason Miles (keyboards, programming, synth bass, drum programming); DJ Logic (turntable, beats); Falu (vocals); Jeff Mironov, Oz Noy, Romero Lubambo (guitar); Andy Snitzer, Ron Holloway (saxophone); Jeff Coffin (tenor sax, soprano sax, bass clarinet); Karl Denson (tenor sax, flute, vocals); Lee Oskar (harmonica); Jay Rodriguez (flute); Mocean Worker (Adam Dorn); Jerry Brooks, Michael League (bass); Josh Dion ...
Apr 28, 2024 · Here’s how it works. Streaming News. Star Trek’s Michael Dorn Wanted Worf To Kill A Popular Deep Space Nine Character In Picard Season 3, And I’m Glad This Didn’t Happen. News. By Adam Holmes....
May 13, 2024 · May 13, 2024. Posted By: Adam Dorn in Community. Failures, what failures? It is hard to fail, or even admit to failing. However, everyone fails. Jeremiah Erickson says " [failure] allows for a new beginning and don’t be afraid to fail again. Sometimes a closed door leads you down another hallway to something even better."
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May 15, 2024 · Remix (MOWO 70’s Emergency Mix),” Mocean Worker’s(aka Adam Dorn) electronica take on the Maxwell’s opening original. MOWO chops up the tune, and puts it back together as a funky dance groove with a Sly and the Family Stone feel over edits of Brecker’s solo.
May 5, 2024 · “On the bus we’re put in the back—/ But there ain’t no back/ To a merry-go-round! Where’s the horse/ For a kid that’s black?” - Langston Hughes, “Merry Go Round” In June of 1960, inspired by other sit-ins protesting segregation across the country, a group of nonviolent student activists from Howard University set their sights on Glen Echo Amusement Park in Bethesda, Maryland. These Black students were joined by white protesters from the neighboring progressive white ...
