New Dime Members!
Major props go out to Dorkin T. Wizzard, Kyle Humfield, Matt Gravens, Brian Wyckoff, and Figgy - The first five members of the Scrub Club Records Dimes Club! Only they get to hear three incredibly early demos today!
Major props go out to Dorkin T. Wizzard, Kyle Humfield, Matt Gravens, Brian Wyckoff, and Figgy - The first five members of the Scrub Club Records Dimes Club! Only they get to hear three incredibly early demos today!
Hey folks! It's a small section of the site not many have seen because we weren't completely ready to roll out - but the Five and Dime clubs are here!
Are you familiar with the site "Kickstarter?" Well, imagine something like that for all of Scrub Club, but always on, all year round. Basically, you pledge to donate a certain amount per month in exchange for awesome rewards, merch, early releases, and secret info!
We officially kick off the program today. Want to know more? Please click this link right here.
Your donations will go towards awesome new, badass merchandise items, travel, and possibly a large-scale Scrub Club music event!
If you can't donate, no biggie. We thank everyone for their time and effort to spread the word of Scrub Club.
The first new musicians in 2012 to join us - Service Lab, who rocked all over Israel and are now here in America to blend your brain with their ultrasonics are now the newest members of the Scrub Club Records family!
Their debut EP is nearly complete, but we figure the grand way to introduce them is to have a badass release party now that Service Lab has made it to the states. Stay tuned on when and where that will be!
You want a little taste? Here, check out this fantastic video with one of the catchiest songs that's ever touched your ears inappropriately:
For more information on this utterly unique and talented group, click this right here or visit them in our "Artists" section on the top menu, or their official website here.
If you get a chance, holler at them on the socials to welcome them in!
Beats, bass, and beakers! "Rapbassador," the album Funky49 created to promote Tampa’s Museum of Science and Industry now has a sequel: "Dirty Apes Discover Science." This release is aimed at the nerds, geeks, scientists, and engineers who need some Hip Hop in their life. It is also for rap fans who have had their fill of songs about cars and jewelery.
Dirty Apes Discover Science is a genre-spanning work with influences from Dubstep, Electro-House, R&B, and old-school Hip Hop.
In the lead track, “Science Like Us,” the scientific method (observation, hypothesis, prediction, experimentation, conclusion) is amazingly distilled into 8 bars of rap. “Gene Swap” humorously delves into the under-represented biological side of sex. There is praise for the humble particle in “My Electron,” as well as jabs at the willful ignorance of the Insane Clown Posse. Kudos are given to everyone’s favorite internet company with “Google That.” Personal to Funky49, there is mad love for the scientist / inventor in “Ben Franklin is my BFF.” The track “Particle Business” highlights the quest to discover how the universe evolved and the David and Goliath-like competition of discovery that existed between CERN in Europe and Fermilab outside of Chicago, IL.