Funky Old School

$1.50

© 2018 Judith Baker (ASCAP) | Publisher LeBaker Music (ASCAP) | Music, Production, and Sound Recording by Judith Baker | All Rights Reserved

Description

Funky Old School is an instrumental track that is reminiscent of the Funkadelic 70’s sound. The kind of feel good music that makes you want to get up and dance.

Genre: Retro, Funk, R&B, 70’s Funk

Key of Cm

Sounds Like: Earth Wind and Fire, Sly and the Family Stone, Toby Mac, P-Funk, Bootsy Collins

ASCAP PRO ISWC: T9289626342

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    • Master Owner: LeBaker Music | Judith Baker
    • Music, Lyrics, Background Vocals, Production and Sound Recording by Judith Baker
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When I was learning audio production the teacher had us create a song from scratch using the elements of Logic Pro X.  Because I learn better by creating something on my own I wanted to “do my own thing.” Likewise, I really did not want to use the material he provided. For this reason I ventured out on my own, by using what Logic Pro provided.

I started blending, mixing, and playing with all the amazing loops in the DAW. First I built the drum track and then started adding other instruments. I played a few using a keyboard controller to add depth to the song. 

When I listen to “Funky Old School” it makes me think of that Funkadelic fusion that was so popular in the 70’s. Bands like P-Funk and Earth, Wind and Fire inspired the sound with some contemporary guitar licks sprinkled in for a modern ambient vibe. It kind-of has a Toby Mac vibe to it as well, similar to his funky song “Diverse City,”

Now, every person I have played this song for loves it. It is nostalgic ear candy that helps people get their groove on! It would be great in a movie showcasing the 70’s period. You can also just play it at your next party. Get everybody on the floor to do the “Electric Slide” or “Cupid Shuffle.” 

Regardless, of how you get your groove on. Let this song be a reminder that when things get tense. There is always a way to ease the pressure (or at least get the 70’s funk on!).