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Amp Fiddler - Through Your Soul feat. Bubz Fiddler & J Dilla

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AMP FIDDLER FEAT. BUBBZ FIDDLER - THROUGH YOUR SOUL (PRODUCED BY J.DILLA)

 His curriculum speaks for itself: Prince,Funkadelic,Meshell Ndegeocello,Elzhi,Rapahel Saadiq,Miguel Atwood-Ferguson,Corinne Bailey Rae,Soul Of Mischief,Too Short,Maxwell,The Brand New Heavies,Jay Dee and the list goes on and on!

People, we’re talking about the mighty Joseph Anthony Fiddler known as Amp Fiddler.

The gifted and seasoned artist built a solid reputation in music industry thanks his rare attitude to experiment with an insane creativity and clever approach a wide spectrum of sonorities that spans house,funk,jazz,soul and hip-hop delighting the ears of huge range of listeners and becoming an in-demand artist.

Recently the Detroit music-alchemist released his brand new project entitled Amp Dog Knights via Mahogani Music label giving to us another proof of his brilliance,mastery and musical vision with superlative jams.

We felt in love with Mr. Fiddler in 2003 with da classic record Waltz Of A Ghetto Fly, in particular with the masterpiece Eye to Eye…..damn….he literally touched our heart and spirit!!

Well, dear fans today we highly recommend to listen to the superb and superlative piece entitled Through Your Soul featuring Amp’s brother Thomas “Bubz” Fiddler on bass and vocoder and the mogul J.Dilla on da beat.

Amp immeasurable steelo graces our ears with a sophisticated and clever,yet simple and mellow track included on a great , supa-fonky,groovy album enhanced  with tons of soul.

AMP DOG KNIGHTS | M.M-41 by Amp Fiddler

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Info: Music video directed by Andy Hylton. This was shot in Miami. Mainly in an industrial area. I loved the light and the natural texture. Amp was a very cool guy, got his first break with George Clinton on "Do Fries Go With That Shake", so i was completely into his "Ghetto Fly" style.

He picked up this vintage 70's suit locally shortly before the shoot. I remember that the man on the couch reading a newspaper was actually called Herbie and I chose him off the street because he looked like Herbie Hancock. Was it the same man?