The always busy (and always wonky) Foodman has another new collection out, the Hot Rice cassette coming via Patient Sounds, and he’s shared one new song from that set, “Mo.” It’s an example of space being just as effective as loading up every piece of sonic real estate, Foodman letting the song bubble together with…
Sometimes you catch Foodman in a playful mood, and he’s making beats urging you to dance, and sometimes you catch him in a more experimental state of mind, and you just listen closely to how he plays with the texture of audio. It appears his new mini album Couldwork could work out like the latter,…
In which Foodman – who has spent the last few years pushing music, including but not limited to juke, to its sonic edges – finally shoves it all over the edge. Doguu, released via Sound Of Romances, is his best collection so far in 2014, and it achieves that by getting as scatterbrained as possible….
Two new songs from juke producer Foodman, who was also recently profiled by The Japan Times. It’s a pretty laid-back pair coming from a guy who isn’t afraid to get really weird with his skittery beats, both on the wispier side of things. Get it here, or listen below. HITOUļ¼MORI by foodman
There are a lot of disorienting moments on juke maker Foodman’s new collection, the Oiss EP. The one that has stuck with me the most so far, though, comes on “Yoru Piku Piku,” a skittery song that’s among the absolute creepiest things the Yokohama producer has ever put forth into the world. The beat moves…