Boof
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 Andy Beta for surfacing Boof’s music in his newsletter, Beta’s Substack. 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.
