Audio: Portformat “Mothership” feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow

Audio: Portformat “Mothership” feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow

Every time I visit my folks in Southern Germany, I meet up with Portformat (Ibrahim M’Bodji), a music producer with Senegalese and German roots, whom I have known for almost four years. I remember very well when he told me that he was going to have a feature with Dudley Perkins and Georgia Anne Muldrow on his debut album, titledThe Repeat Factor. I knew that it was going to be a banger back then, but when he played the song for me the first time I was thrilled. Give it a listen below.


Portformat - Mothership (feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow) by Tokyo Dawn Records

If you like what you hear and you enjoy the “NASA-compatible Hip Hop Funkadelica” sound then make sure you cop the album (Tokyo Dawn Records). Download link and track list after the jump.

Tracklist:

1. Knock Knock (feat. Bless1) 3.15 min

2. U Gotta Find (feat. Shuanise) 3.13 min

3. Purple Planet 3.24 min

4. Mothership (feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow) 3.30 min

5. Provide Everything (feat. Obey The Altar Native & Denone) 4.30 min

6. Thunder and Lightning 3.35 min

7. Fairy Child (feat. Shuanise) 3.35 min

8. Bionic Arms 3.42 min

9. The Myth (feat. Caits Meissner & Yarrow Lutz) 3.04 min

10. Everything U Change (feat. Obey The Altar Native) 3.36 min

11. 37 Degrees 1.49 min

12. It's On (feat. Blaktroniks) 3.15 min

13. Put Your Love To The Test (feat. Joe Kickass) 3.11 min

14. Life Water (feat. Thesaurus Rex) 3.17 min

15. For The Hungry Cats 3.38 min

16. U$ (feat. Suzi Analogue) 3.44 min

17. So Thankful (feat. Gajah & Olmeca) 3.29 min

Download and buy The Repeat Factor at Tokyo Dawn.

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