Dam Funk & Snoopzilla
Dam Funk & Snoopzilla was a collaboration between producer Dam Funk and rapper Snoop Dogg. They released the EP '7 Days of Funk' in 2013, with tracks like...
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Dam Funk & Snoopzilla was a collaboration between producer Dam Funk and rapper Snoop Dogg. They released the EP '7 Days of Funk' in 2013, with tracks like 'Faden Away' and 'I'll Be There 4U' blending funk grooves with Snoop's laid-back vocals. The project drew from Dam Funk's earlier work, such as his 2009 album 'Toeachizown', which had established his style of synth-driven funk.
Some listeners debated how well Snoop's rap background meshed with the funk sound, but the duo kept at it without much fuss. Their music, including songs like 'Hit da Pavement', stayed rooted in that straightforward, groove-heavy approach they'd set out with.
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