Thundercat's Groovy Vibes: 'Them Changes' is a Laid-Back Psychedelic Funk Jam

When Thundercat steps onto the music scene, you know it's going to be funky and full of life. His latest release, 'Them Changes', is no exception. The song features Thundercat's signature bass playing style, with a thick filter reminiscent of Marvin from the Isley Brothers. He plays on a six-string bass guitar, allowing him to create complex, syncopated rhythms that will keep you moving.

The track begins with one of the most recognizable drum motifs in popular music - a sample of Ernie Isley's famous drumbeat from 'Footsteps in the Dark'. This iconic beat is joined by Thundercat's kaleidoscope bass, creating a groovy and laid-back psychedelic funk jam. The song is the perfect backdrop for Thundercat to spin his tale of romantic anguish.

Flying Lotus also makes an appearance on the track, adding his keyboard skills to the mix. 'Them Changes' is produced by frequent collaborator Flying Lotus, who brings out the best in Thundercat's music.

As a part of LA's new music scene, Thundercat has been instrumental in shaping the city's rich musical landscape, which was heavily featured on Kendrick Lamar's album 'To Pimp a Butterfly'. This time around, he takes inspiration from The Isley Brothers' classic sound and reinterprets it with his own unique style.

If you're looking for a fresh take on funk music, look no further than 'Them Changes' by Thundercat. With its infectious groove and psychedelic vibes, this track is sure to get stuck in your head.

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