Dialectical Ditties, by Rhinoceros Funk & Rico James

Dialectical Ditties

by Rhinoceros Funk & Rico James

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1.	Lessons 02:40	buy track
2.	Pump this 03:00	buy track
3.	Grown Up 02:47	buy track
4.	Credits 03:06	buy track
5.	One Cent Town feat Mike Titan 02:54	buy track
6.	Might Cost feat MC WhiteOwl 02:43	buy track
7.	Crowded 03:18	buy track
8.	Guilty 03:08	buy track

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Dialectical Ditties derives from the brilliant pairing of Rhinoceros Funk and Rico James by the brain babies at Man Bites Dog Records. Rhinoceros Funk (Bronx) and Rico James (Vermont) exhibit an effortless anti pop concerto within a refined boom bap medium. The production of Rico James provides a symbiotic attraction to Rhinoceros Funks scripts of sonic subversions.

The 8 song journey is a melodically aggressive campaign against contemporary cultural narratives. Tracks like “Lessons” , “Pump This” and “Grown Up” are hard hitting ballads that challenge listeners to seek change in the music industry that constantly promotes ignorance. The project features Mike Titan (One Cent Town ) and MC WhiteOwl (Might Cost), on tracks that utilize vibrant singing samples over powerful drums. Finally, the transitional arrangement in the song “Crowded” speaks to all sick of the mundane path to earn cash. Man Bites Dog has created what some may call a “problem” with the Dialectical Ditties of Rhinoceros Funk and Rico James. Enjoy

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released July 28, 2023

album produced, mixed and mastered by Rico James

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Rico James Burlington, Vermont

Rico James is an artist/producer currently residing in The Green Mountains of Vermont. His influences range from punk, to soul, to reggae, all coming together with the prime focus of making your head nod, and making your mind wander.

"Music is the universal language that connects us all. We're just here for the ride and lucky enough to tap in to the frequencies." ... more