MATRIXSYNTH: Gorillaz - Doncamatic feat. Daley


Friday, October 15, 2010

Gorillaz - Doncamatic feat. Daley


YouTube via gorillaz | October 05, 2010

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Recorded just a few weeks ago, Gorillaz were so excited about this stunning new cut, they wanted to unleash it onto the world as soon as humanly possible! All bouncing beats, deep funk grooves and sumptuous soothing vocals (courtesy of hot new British talent Daley), this track just makes you want to move. And in case you're wondering; inspiration for the track and the title comes from The Donca Matic - the groundbreaking Japanese-designed drum machine which started the Korg Musical Instrument Company in 1963!"

pic pulled from Sonic State
Posted by matrix at 10/15/2010 08:05:00 AM
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  1. the world of next tuesday10/15/10, 5:23 PM

    The drums even remotely sound like a Donca Matic.

    (p.s. this is the transistorized portable Rockmate, the original was a large upright unit with an amped speaker, tubes and a rotating wheel triggering the rhythms)
    http://illudium.blogspot.com/2008/07/rockmate.html#links

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