It’s Friday so we’re listening to something more upbeat. Today we’re listening to Boof, a project from American electronic musician Maurice Fulton. Thanks to for surfacing Boof’s music in his newsletter, . Fulton has been making music since the ‘80s, and he found his own sound via funk, specifically George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic.1 He’s released six albums under the Boof moniker, the sixth being Night Blooming Cereus just out this past Valentine’s Day. It’s jazz- and disco-house over mostly four-on-the-floor drums, with live instruments, techno turns, and echoes of space disco. Tiger & Woods, Todd Terje, and Tornado Wallace come to mind. We’re also playing Boof’s 2015 LP, The Hydrangeas Whisper, which plays a similar style and has the memorable track “Birgit Boogie.”
Night Blooming Cereus - Boof (66m, no vocals)
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The Hydrangeas Whisper - Boof (60m, no vocals)
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Have a great weekend.
