Groove Masta Putz, by Groove Masta Putz

Groove Masta Putz

by Groove Masta Putz

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1.	Take Back the Culture 02:55	download
2.	Hot and Dangerous 03:04	download
3.	Groove 05:04	download
4.	The People United 02:57	download
5.	Alien God Flows (feat. Beez) 01:25	download
6.	Big Bong Rips & Lickin' Clits (feat. King Nasty & AC) 03:28	download
7.	Elevator Sex 02:28	download
8.	The Nasty Patty Banger 03:45	download
9.	Narcissus (Phase 3) 03:31	download
10.	Pull the Trigger 01:56	download
11.	In Da Lab (feat. Beez) 02:27	download
12.	Turkey Bacon (I miss you) 02:41	download
13.	Come Back (Too Late) 03:22	download
14.	I Wanted to Love You 02:36	download
15.	Illness 02:58	download
16.	Entropy 02:38	download
17.	Angel's Arp (Regeneration Chamber) 06:16	download
18.	W E A T H E R ~ C H A N N E L 01:36	download
19.	Snow Shimmers for Amanda 01:52	download
20.	Melting Euphoria 04:06	download
21.	Fading Memories (Fm9) 07:37	download

about

This is the accumulation of 3 years of work since my Electronic Poetry album. I’ve made countless more than 21 tracks since then, but these are the ones I’ve polished up. I'm finally satisfied with the production quality to where I feel content to release them. This album marks roughly 10 years of making music since I uploaded my first track to the Newgrounds audio portal in 2008 (which I deleted because it was old and shitty, so just take my word for it that it was there lol).

I didn't start out as Groove Masta Putz, but after coming up with the name I set out on a musical journey to master my skills, mostly just for fun. It's been a therapeutic way to express myself and relieve stress in this occassionally chaotic, clusterfuck of a world. It’s also how I’ve spent many great, memorable moments with friends. My hope is that someday after The Revolution™ that all of us will enjoy a standard of living where music and other artistic pursuits are not seen as a special exception that a few gifted superstars create to be consumed by the masses (even if there are gifted people who deserve to be recognized as superstars), but rather I hope we can return to a time when music was something that connected us as a community like storytelling or ritualistic peyote trips.

With the advancements in music technology, hi-tech instruments are more available than ever. If it weren’t for music programs like Renoise, I would have never been able to learn about music nearly as much as I have. However, many people either don’t have the resources or work so much that they never get the chance to cultivate their creative skills, use those instruments or be a part of a music community. So this is my contribution to the world of public art. This is your album now. Do with it as you please.