Snapshot
by Ghost
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Fabulous! Fabulous! Fabulous! Modern Funk just keeps getting better and better everytime! Ghost and his brilliant team has created a masterpiece E.P. that will last many generations to come. The 1980's are alive and well and In good hands!!!
Favorite track: Showtime 87.
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Number One High Fly
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Ça Ç'est Paris!
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The Discovery Part 2
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about
The overload of the 80’s, a new digital utopia of media, sports, video games, film, music and shopping…the ultimate fantasy environment for anyone seeking enjoyment, convenience, distraction or stimulation, and for those ultimately watering the seeds of success or hedonism.
Electro bass, iconic synths and digital-funk rhythms were at the core of almost every medium, providing a bedding and soundtrack to everyday life via movie scenes, basketball highlights, freeze frames, video game themes, drum machine tv-promo jingles, etc.
As opposed to finding a reel-to-reel of lost themes from a canned summer blockbuster in the back of a studio, Ghost instead funneled his favorite onslaught of 80s cinematic-funk into the creation of “Snapshot”, the debut EP from this Parisian-bred and Los Angeles-based producer and Spectrum Records founder.
“Stay Awhile” is 80s power: squared-off suits, huge drums, and funky electro bass with amphitheater diva-soul vocals from Joanna Rose and a dynamic keyboard lead from XL Middleton that could fit any night club scene from Miami Vice.
“Number One Fly High” is drum machine-forward promo funk, stuck somewhere in between levels or perhaps part of an uplifting montage that serves only to represent joy and excitement.
“Ça Ç’est Paris”, an homage to Ghost’s native city, is essentially the performance piece of an obscure bit of French Cinema, on the brink of everything current, urban and hip, however still capsulated in 1985.
“Showtime 87” ensures the season-passes are still intact, as a b-ball redemption theme for a dynasty team shuffling talent, ego, and lifestyles, and now working their way to the top… perhaps beyond it (loosely based on the ’87 Lakers, with a shout to Ghost’s current home in Los Angeles). The EP comes to its conclusion with
“The Discovery Pt. 2”, a dubby drum machine, synth and bass work-out to accompany only the most iconic sequences of action.
Words by Randy Ellis
Electro bass, iconic synths and digital-funk rhythms were at the core of almost every medium, providing a bedding and soundtrack to everyday life via movie scenes, basketball highlights, freeze frames, video game themes, drum machine tv-promo jingles, etc.
As opposed to finding a reel-to-reel of lost themes from a canned summer blockbuster in the back of a studio, Ghost instead funneled his favorite onslaught of 80s cinematic-funk into the creation of “Snapshot”, the debut EP from this Parisian-bred and Los Angeles-based producer and Spectrum Records founder.
“Stay Awhile” is 80s power: squared-off suits, huge drums, and funky electro bass with amphitheater diva-soul vocals from Joanna Rose and a dynamic keyboard lead from XL Middleton that could fit any night club scene from Miami Vice.
“Number One Fly High” is drum machine-forward promo funk, stuck somewhere in between levels or perhaps part of an uplifting montage that serves only to represent joy and excitement.
“Ça Ç’est Paris”, an homage to Ghost’s native city, is essentially the performance piece of an obscure bit of French Cinema, on the brink of everything current, urban and hip, however still capsulated in 1985.
“Showtime 87” ensures the season-passes are still intact, as a b-ball redemption theme for a dynasty team shuffling talent, ego, and lifestyles, and now working their way to the top… perhaps beyond it (loosely based on the ’87 Lakers, with a shout to Ghost’s current home in Los Angeles). The EP comes to its conclusion with
“The Discovery Pt. 2”, a dubby drum machine, synth and bass work-out to accompany only the most iconic sequences of action.
Words by Randy Ellis
credits
released January 14, 2018
All tracks produced & mixed by Ghost
All keyboards & programming by Ghost
“Stay Awhile” Lyrics written, co-produced and mixed by Joanna Rose
Mastered by Corey Allen at Altered Ear.
Artwork by: Pammela Rojas (front) & Thomas Colinet (back)
Photography by: Ghost and Joanna Rose
All tracks produced & mixed by Ghost
All keyboards & programming by Ghost
“Stay Awhile” Lyrics written, co-produced and mixed by Joanna Rose
Mastered by Corey Allen at Altered Ear.
Artwork by: Pammela Rojas (front) & Thomas Colinet (back)
Photography by: Ghost and Joanna Rose
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Ghost Los Angeles, California
David “Ghost” Zylberman initially began his musical journey in his hometown of Paris, France.
In 2013, Ghost
moved to Los Angeles. He started his own record label, Spectrum Records. Soon after he was enlisted as a studio and live keyboard player for the legendary Egyptian Lover.
Also a former DJ instructor at The Beat Junkie Institute of Sound and currently a DJ and guest lecturer at USC.
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