Lets Post Funk

A 2 track leftfield/idm ep (7m 53s) — released June 15th 2009 on Civil Music

Let's Post Funk comprises two slabs of heavyweight unadulterated future-funk blending wonky electro, West Coast hip-hop, and a certain je ne sais quoi. Creator and Parisian synth-magician dÉbruit is already lauded in his native France and rapidly gathering fans across the UK, US and beyond thanks to his devastating electronic workouts. Clark and DE:Bug magazines, along with several other titles in the French press, have endorsed him as one to watch, and over the Atlantic US publication XLR8R picked 2 of dÉbruit's tracks in their top 50 of 2008.

dÉbruit - real name Xavier Thomas - is set to do further damage, turn heads and trouble ears over the coming months. In addition to the rampaging Let's Post Funk single, live dates and becoming an increasingly in-demand remixer, the sonically flamboyant Frenchman will soon relocate to London in order to finish his forthcoming debut album for Civil Music, the independent British label that's home to Rusko, Kotchy, Drums Of Death and others. dÉbruit is already booked to play UK parties with Joker, Mike Slott, Robert Hood, Bullion, Paul White, Toddla T and Floating Points as well as a main stage performance at Barcelona's Sonar festival and a homecoming hoorah with Afrika Bambaata at the infamous Social Club in Paris.

The squelchy, clipped I'm Goin Wit You sees the boundary-pushing producer coating his rugged, juddering electronics with smooth soulful vocals from guest Om'Mas Keith. Angular beats chop through the mix whilst wild bass and west coast vibes spill everywhere. Om'Mas is one third of LA crew Sa-Ra Creative Partners, and has worked with Jay-Z, Erykah Badu, Kanye West and Andre 3000 - he capably croons the chorus whilst London singer-songwriter Jamie Woon completes the picture with some additional vocals. Soles Sweat features 215:The Freshest Kids aka West Coast emcees and scenesters Cerebral Vortex and Buddy Leezle. The pair featured on Rustie's Cafe De Phresh and here, together with Stray, they low-ride dEbruit's bass-heavy, low-slung beats to show us that hip-hop is about partying, ladies and having a dope sneaker collection.

Let's Post Funk marks dÉbruit's debut release for Civil Music. The single comes complete with special artwork by The Rainbow Monkey - 3-D glasses are included for your viewing pleasure and a 3-D video is also in the works.

Love love love this. Played Reso's mix of 'Sole Sweats' on the show and also at Sonar in my set :) - Mary Anne Hobbes BBC R1

Yep, this is sick! - Kode 9 Hyperdub

Futuristic dope funk hip hop......this is great, will playlist on the radio. Would love to hear some more. - Laurent Garnier PBB Radio / DJ

This shit is incredible... I’ve been playing that "Im Goin Wit You" track for a while now, but didn’t know who it was by! - Slugabed DJ

Yep, into this, thank you very much! - Bok Bok Night Slugs

Yo - this is a realy good single from Debruit - more proof that those Musique Large boys have got the edge on the competition. The beat for I'm Goin' is nuts. I can take or leave Ommas on top. Love the art, packaging & generally-killing-it vibes from Civil Music too. - Alex Chase One Handed/Stones Throw

Already all over this, Im goin with the original and Sole Sweat instrumental getting serious play. Debruit is someone i will always check for. - FineArt Luckyme/The Blessings

Definitely feeling these, has a touch of Simbad to it. Will be testing over the summer. - Mix Master Moris Big Chill/Bestival

A dope, dope cut, love the keys and Om'mas addition certainly Sa-ra's and summers it up nicely - Domu Deviation

SICK, Debruit contiues to kill it. All tracks are bangin! - Kidkanevil DJ

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