JOHN ARNOLD "STYLE AND PATTERN"
 
 

1. "Style and Pattern (Nuff Version)">> listen
2. "Geminade" >> listen
3. "Rise Up" feat. Paul Randolph >> listen
4. "La Cocina" feat. Totin >> listen
5. "Suppadupe" >> listen
6. "Jangal" feat. Pathe Jasse >> listen
7. "Cabin Fever" >> listen
8. "Show Your Love" feat. Jeremy Ellis >> listen
9. "Seperately Together" >> listen
10. "1234" feat. Paul Randolph >> listen
CD EXCLUSIVES
11. "Inside" feat. Malik Alston (Mr. Scruff Rmx) >> listen
12. "Inside" feat. Malik Alston (Henrik Schwarx Rmx) >> listen


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John Arnold "Style And Pattern" (URCD180/URLP180) CD/DLP


John Arnold on the cover of Real Detroit Weekly
with Dwele and Big Tone.

“Top shelf dancefloor burner for the rough 'n' ready crowd... pure heavyweight future funk"
BPM MAGAZINE 'THE BEST FROM THE BEST'

"John Arnold raids the vibes of several nations and comes correct with a bouncy sophomore album that keeps it upbeat"
OKAYPLAYER

“Loving the John Arnold...dropped that last week and will definitely be dropping it again”
ANNIE MAC, BBC RADIO 1

“The Eddie Van Halen of broken beat is back and he's got the grooves on lockdown. Seriously... this is not to be missed"
XLR8R

"This new album is nothing short of phenomenal"
REAL DETROIT

"Rise Up" Featured on Martin Solveig's Essential Mix™ (BBC Radio 1)
JULY 24, 2005
Many unreleased and exclusive tracks and guests like award-winning Ninja Tune artist Ty and Detroit Jazz legend Wendell Harrison
CD includes previously unavailable (on cd) remixes by Mr. Scruff and Henrik Schwarz.
Watch out for a full US live tour with Jeremy Ellis this Fall, booked by PGA.

John Arnold has developed the energetic experimental sound of his debut full-length record, Neighborhood Science, into Style and Pattern a comprehensive new album of heavyweight future funk, charged with great songs and irresistibly cheeky and chunky instrumentals. Created and test-run over a series of live shows the album was inspired by direct interaction with crowds and dance floors around the world.

Helping him along the way are label mate Jeremy Ellis and Amp Fiddler band mate Paul Randolph who guests on “Rise Up” and “1234”, plus a crew of Puerto Rican percussionists and Tribe Recording artist Wendell Harrison. Crowned Best Artist at the second annual UK Hip Hop Awards Ninja Tune recording artist Ty flexes his lyrical dexterity over frantic beats and rude bass line on “Style and Pattern” (Nuff Version), the title track.

Since the release of his debut Arnold has developed a completely live, non-stop electronic show bridging the gap between DJ and producer. This “freestyle” technique was developed with label mate and Detroit neighbor Jeremy Ellis. Both are trained musicians and studio scientists. Performing and creating tracks live allowed Arnold to test run music on the dance floor in front of a crowd. These improvisational moments were the inspiration for the Style and Pattern album. “Most of the music for the album was born out of live performances. These freestyle shows involve creating music from scratch; playing beats on the Akai Mpc, looping them and playing keys on my guitar, while constantly looping and building,” explains Arnold. “It allows for true improvisation and I can explore all kinds of rhythms and music,” he adds.

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