Rule The Streets, by Timothy "J" Fairplay

Rule The Streets

by Timothy "J" Fairplay

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Krikor Kouchian Timothey rules the street. All the jams are just acid fire to go after zombies on E. I can’t even choose a weapon out of the 8 available here.

acidjunky91 Another masterful album by Mr. Fairplay. My only gripe is that this wasn't released to vinyl. So many rad tracks!!!

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1.	Rule The Streets 06:23	info	buy track
2.	Insufficient Funds 04:36	info	buy track
3.	Pleasure Beach 04:04	info	buy track
4.	Back To The Stone Age 04:54	info	buy track
5.	Instant Replay 06:06	info	buy track
6.	Safety Patrol 04:07	info	buy track
7.	Gang Bass 04:10	info	buy track
8.	Livin' It Up 04:50	info	buy track

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Another Dungeon Module Production!!!

‘Rule The Streets’ is Timothy “J” Fairplay’s latest album on his label Dungeon Module. After 2021’s ‘A Snowstorm In The Tropics’, 2023 has been a busy year for the label. In February Timothy released ‘Dungeon Module Volume 1’ followed by ‘I Lay Awake At Night Scheming’ in August.

This album was recorded in Timothy’s current studio, with his Casio RZ-1 central to the set up. 8 raw jack tracks inspired by the early days of house music, and catches Timothy at his most minimal. The early days of the Chicago and Detroit and how they drew influence from Europe in their stripped back sound is an endless influence on Timothy’s work. The bumpy opener ‘Rule The Streets’ has a vocal refrain which sounds like something from a 70’s gang movie. ‘Insufficient Funds’ is a playful jam based around a junk shop delay unit. ‘Pleasure Beach’ an 8 bit house/funk beat track. ‘Back To The Stone Age’ with its flanger heavy percussion and a booming Adonis style vocal. Side B starts with ‘Instant Replay’ with its rolling 808 toms and white noise intro. ‘Safety Patrol’ has a deeper Mr Fingers feel, followed by the stalker-ish ‘Gang Bass’ with its sampled live bass and strings. Last of all is ‘Livin’ It Up’ made entirely with the sampler on the RZ-1 sounding like a Lil Louie demo.

Cassette and Digital. Like previous releases on Dungeon Module the cassette version comes in a cool 80s computer game/90’s rave tape pack style case.

A1. Rule The Streets.
 A2. Insufficient Funds. 
A3. Pleasure Beach. 
A4. Back To The Stone Age.

B1. Instant Replay. 
B2. Safety Patrol.
 B3. Gang Bass. 
B4. Livin’ It Up.

©Dungeon Module 2023
Published by House Of Klart

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released December 1, 2023

Written and produced by Timothy J. Fairplay
Mastered by Alden Tyrell
Artwork by Timothy J. Fairplay and Computerdisco.

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