Pastel and All This, by Lazydawg

Pastel and All This

by Lazydawg

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Ahmad Cary Gotta love these guys together, i cant get enough. Great Album guys, keep it up! Favorite track: Rest.

Metanite. these two together is like a ride through a Jazzy/Funkdelic/Electronica Space Ship Favorite track: Funky Forest.

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1.	Noddin' the Light 02:26	buy track
2.	Pastel and All This 02:56	buy track
3.	Rest 02:51	buy track
4.	LD In Electron 02:17	buy track
5.	Drooly 02:13	buy track
6.	New Fungi 01:23	buy track
7.	Sleep Sight 03:19	buy track
8.	Funky Forest 02:21	buy track
9.	Solitude 01:36	buy track
10.	Chasm Feel 02:47	buy track
11.	LD Got The Beats For Ya Feets 01:31	buy track
12.	Cosmic Riddle 01:55	buy track
13.	Playin' 02:44	buy track
14.	Image On Space Limbo 02:33	buy track
15.	Easy Shorts On 01:54	buy track
16.	Greetings From Turlya 03:09	buy track

about

Omari Jazz + Jack Vogt = LΔZYDΔWG

It was impossible to miss the oozing potential of Lazydawg’s 2011 basement bedroom beat tape 'Warped Cream' (goo.gl/kOXlwB). Disguised as just another lo-fi love-letter, to the repeat listeners it was a neon engine from another dimension. Surely this overlooked mini-masterpiece was only a preview of the full-length effort taking shape behind the scenes.

'Pastel and All This' is Lazydawg’s first proper LP. If 'Warped Cream' was a window, 'Pastel' is the door. Step inside to a record that’s gleaming with sonic energy, a comfortable and carefully produced musical collaboration brimming with bouncy beats.

Omari Jazz: “Lazydawg is a common ground between our solo stuff. We just bring our aesthetics together to create another entity. I definitely think of it as a singular character with its own story.”

Jack Vogt: “It gives us a lot of room to explore different sounds and processes. one of us will make a beat and the other will start putting stuff over it, and then the beat evolves into this crazy sonic wolf-monster, and we put a leash on it and call it Lazydawg.”

Video teaser: youtu.be/BuYcnSnwZug