C.Scott
@cscott412.bsky.social
Pittsburgh-based producer & music person.
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Donkey Kong Country promotional artwork.
September 21, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Donkey Kong Country promotional artwork.
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Singing that part of "everybody loves the sunshine" but in a Borat voice like "my wife, my wife , my wife , my wife" , just being the worst possible human i can be.
August 12, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Singing that part of "everybody loves the sunshine" but in a Borat voice like "my wife, my wife , my wife , my wife" , just being the worst possible human i can be.
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They finally made the milk from that hotel
July 6, 2025 at 3:42 PM
They finally made the milk from that hotel
Perfect storm of Real Life Stuff landed me in a position to play Mario Kart World on launch night.
You know what, world of chaos? I can’t even be mad. Forces I can’t understand are guiding me. Let’s get it.
You know what, world of chaos? I can’t even be mad. Forces I can’t understand are guiding me. Let’s get it.
June 5, 2025 at 11:45 PM
Perfect storm of Real Life Stuff landed me in a position to play Mario Kart World on launch night.
You know what, world of chaos? I can’t even be mad. Forces I can’t understand are guiding me. Let’s get it.
You know what, world of chaos? I can’t even be mad. Forces I can’t understand are guiding me. Let’s get it.
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April 17, 2025 at 10:26 AM
And yeah, I did share some Studio Ghibli AI slop. Normally I wouldn’t but it was that picture of Kenny G and Miles Davis and I couldn’t help myself. Sorry Mr. Miyazaki it won’t happen again. 😞
March 28, 2025 at 3:15 AM
And yeah, I did share some Studio Ghibli AI slop. Normally I wouldn’t but it was that picture of Kenny G and Miles Davis and I couldn’t help myself. Sorry Mr. Miyazaki it won’t happen again. 😞
At the gig drinking an NA beer, thinking about playing Xenoblade when I get home. Sober 30s are kinda a vibe lol.
March 28, 2025 at 3:14 AM
At the gig drinking an NA beer, thinking about playing Xenoblade when I get home. Sober 30s are kinda a vibe lol.
Every time a video of Jaco comes up on the timeline, it invites the most brain dead musical takes of all time. I don’t listen to a lot of his stuff anymore, but still feel compelled to jump in and defend the guy. Go listen to Hejira.
March 12, 2025 at 3:29 AM
Every time a video of Jaco comes up on the timeline, it invites the most brain dead musical takes of all time. I don’t listen to a lot of his stuff anymore, but still feel compelled to jump in and defend the guy. Go listen to Hejira.
First heard this in a 9th Wonder samples DJ mix years ago (blended into Junior Mafia obv.). No track listing so I had no idea what it was until much later, but that “hey hey uh huh” stuck in my memory that whole time like something from a dream. The groove! Man!
Sylvia Striplin – You Can't Turn Me Away ℗ 1981
YouTube video by Antony Rosano
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March 6, 2025 at 6:57 AM
First heard this in a 9th Wonder samples DJ mix years ago (blended into Junior Mafia obv.). No track listing so I had no idea what it was until much later, but that “hey hey uh huh” stuck in my memory that whole time like something from a dream. The groove! Man!
While we’re at it, Sylvia Striplin - “Give Me Your Love” b/w “You Can’t Turn Me Away” is the best 12” ever released. Perfect peak hour dancefloor banger + perfect end of the night slow dance jam. I played both sides at my last gig and I will probably play both sides at my next gig. 11/10 no notes.
Sylvia Striplin Give me your love 1980
YouTube video by Funk Soul and Disco Classics Chris
youtu.be
March 6, 2025 at 6:53 AM
While we’re at it, Sylvia Striplin - “Give Me Your Love” b/w “You Can’t Turn Me Away” is the best 12” ever released. Perfect peak hour dancefloor banger + perfect end of the night slow dance jam. I played both sides at my last gig and I will probably play both sides at my next gig. 11/10 no notes.
Roy Ayers created the syntax of modern groove-based music. Deep house, boom-bap hip-hop, neo-soul, & contemporary jazz funk don’t exist or don’t sound the way they do without him. He’s that important. Huge loss.
Rest well, king. 👑
Rest well, king. 👑
March 6, 2025 at 6:47 AM
Roy Ayers created the syntax of modern groove-based music. Deep house, boom-bap hip-hop, neo-soul, & contemporary jazz funk don’t exist or don’t sound the way they do without him. He’s that important. Huge loss.
Rest well, king. 👑
Rest well, king. 👑
Roy Ayers.
What else can I say that hasn’t been said? Groove king. Changed my life as a teen getting hip to his music.
Just gonna post some joints here.
Byron Miller is crushing on this shit BTW.
What else can I say that hasn’t been said? Groove king. Changed my life as a teen getting hip to his music.
Just gonna post some joints here.
Byron Miller is crushing on this shit BTW.
The Black Five
YouTube video by Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Topic
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March 6, 2025 at 6:24 AM
Roy Ayers.
What else can I say that hasn’t been said? Groove king. Changed my life as a teen getting hip to his music.
Just gonna post some joints here.
Byron Miller is crushing on this shit BTW.
What else can I say that hasn’t been said? Groove king. Changed my life as a teen getting hip to his music.
Just gonna post some joints here.
Byron Miller is crushing on this shit BTW.
#MWE done. Had fun listening to some new (to me) music.
Now I want to pivot hard back into listening to old favorites because TBH the most enjoyment I got out of recreational listening this month was running Yes - Close to the Edge again for the millionth time in my lifetime. That album rules.
Now I want to pivot hard back into listening to old favorites because TBH the most enjoyment I got out of recreational listening this month was running Yes - Close to the Edge again for the millionth time in my lifetime. That album rules.
March 1, 2025 at 5:05 AM
#MWE done. Had fun listening to some new (to me) music.
Now I want to pivot hard back into listening to old favorites because TBH the most enjoyment I got out of recreational listening this month was running Yes - Close to the Edge again for the millionth time in my lifetime. That album rules.
Now I want to pivot hard back into listening to old favorites because TBH the most enjoyment I got out of recreational listening this month was running Yes - Close to the Edge again for the millionth time in my lifetime. That album rules.
#MWE Day 28
A compilation of various Thelonious Monk sessions from the early-mid 50s, a couple cuts of which feature Sonny Rollins.
Man. Sonny Rollins is a master of melody - a seemingly endless wellspring of ideas. I just want to say that we’re all lucky to be living at the same time as him.
A compilation of various Thelonious Monk sessions from the early-mid 50s, a couple cuts of which feature Sonny Rollins.
Man. Sonny Rollins is a master of melody - a seemingly endless wellspring of ideas. I just want to say that we’re all lucky to be living at the same time as him.
March 1, 2025 at 5:04 AM
#MWE Day 28
A compilation of various Thelonious Monk sessions from the early-mid 50s, a couple cuts of which feature Sonny Rollins.
Man. Sonny Rollins is a master of melody - a seemingly endless wellspring of ideas. I just want to say that we’re all lucky to be living at the same time as him.
A compilation of various Thelonious Monk sessions from the early-mid 50s, a couple cuts of which feature Sonny Rollins.
Man. Sonny Rollins is a master of melody - a seemingly endless wellspring of ideas. I just want to say that we’re all lucky to be living at the same time as him.
#MWE Day 27
Gritty Midwestern soul meets silky Philly elegance (Gamble & Huff! Thom Bell! Vince Montana!). You can hear the emergent strains of what would become disco in a few years, but it’s really about the ballads and slow dance numbers here. They don’t make slow jams like they used to. Word.
Gritty Midwestern soul meets silky Philly elegance (Gamble & Huff! Thom Bell! Vince Montana!). You can hear the emergent strains of what would become disco in a few years, but it’s really about the ballads and slow dance numbers here. They don’t make slow jams like they used to. Word.
March 1, 2025 at 4:24 AM
#MWE Day 27
Gritty Midwestern soul meets silky Philly elegance (Gamble & Huff! Thom Bell! Vince Montana!). You can hear the emergent strains of what would become disco in a few years, but it’s really about the ballads and slow dance numbers here. They don’t make slow jams like they used to. Word.
Gritty Midwestern soul meets silky Philly elegance (Gamble & Huff! Thom Bell! Vince Montana!). You can hear the emergent strains of what would become disco in a few years, but it’s really about the ballads and slow dance numbers here. They don’t make slow jams like they used to. Word.
My Tooth? Spooky.
My Dan? Steely.
My Machine? Soft.
February 28, 2025 at 7:14 PM
My Tooth? Spooky.
#MWE Day 26
Generally, more of the kind of material present on the first LP with slightly better recording quality. What I said about Take One applies. “Reverend Lee” is a huge stand out- vivid storytelling with her voice contorting to match every lyric and an all-timer Chuck Rainey bassline.
Generally, more of the kind of material present on the first LP with slightly better recording quality. What I said about Take One applies. “Reverend Lee” is a huge stand out- vivid storytelling with her voice contorting to match every lyric and an all-timer Chuck Rainey bassline.
February 28, 2025 at 6:09 AM
#MWE Day 26
Generally, more of the kind of material present on the first LP with slightly better recording quality. What I said about Take One applies. “Reverend Lee” is a huge stand out- vivid storytelling with her voice contorting to match every lyric and an all-timer Chuck Rainey bassline.
Generally, more of the kind of material present on the first LP with slightly better recording quality. What I said about Take One applies. “Reverend Lee” is a huge stand out- vivid storytelling with her voice contorting to match every lyric and an all-timer Chuck Rainey bassline.
#MWE Day 25
A ballad-heavy set that exemplifies Flack’s steadfast elegance. What would be saccharine in someone else’s hands is graceful in hers. My favorite moments are the more groove-oriented tunes. Ron Carter absolutely holds it DOWN on “Compared to What” and “Tryin’ Times”.
A ballad-heavy set that exemplifies Flack’s steadfast elegance. What would be saccharine in someone else’s hands is graceful in hers. My favorite moments are the more groove-oriented tunes. Ron Carter absolutely holds it DOWN on “Compared to What” and “Tryin’ Times”.
February 28, 2025 at 5:24 AM
#MWE Day 25
A ballad-heavy set that exemplifies Flack’s steadfast elegance. What would be saccharine in someone else’s hands is graceful in hers. My favorite moments are the more groove-oriented tunes. Ron Carter absolutely holds it DOWN on “Compared to What” and “Tryin’ Times”.
A ballad-heavy set that exemplifies Flack’s steadfast elegance. What would be saccharine in someone else’s hands is graceful in hers. My favorite moments are the more groove-oriented tunes. Ron Carter absolutely holds it DOWN on “Compared to What” and “Tryin’ Times”.
I’m so tired of jazz album cover design that’s an inferior rip-off of either the Blue Note or ECM graphic design aesthetic. We need more arch-top guitars on Mars.
February 27, 2025 at 9:00 PM
I’m so tired of jazz album cover design that’s an inferior rip-off of either the Blue Note or ECM graphic design aesthetic. We need more arch-top guitars on Mars.
My Mole? Matching.
My giant? gentle.
My Machine? Soft.
February 27, 2025 at 6:44 PM
My Mole? Matching.
My Machine? Soft.
My Jr.? Dinosaur
My Garden? Sound
February 27, 2025 at 6:33 PM
My Machine? Soft.
#MWE Day 24
Kool & the Gang’s early brand of jazz-inflected funk speaks for itself. I just have one question:
Is “Rated X” the greatest funk Mellotron performance?
It’s kinda running unopposed unless we count the outro of “Mercy Mercy Me”. Still though, love hearing Mellotron outside of prog.
Kool & the Gang’s early brand of jazz-inflected funk speaks for itself. I just have one question:
Is “Rated X” the greatest funk Mellotron performance?
It’s kinda running unopposed unless we count the outro of “Mercy Mercy Me”. Still though, love hearing Mellotron outside of prog.
February 27, 2025 at 4:57 AM
#MWE Day 24
Kool & the Gang’s early brand of jazz-inflected funk speaks for itself. I just have one question:
Is “Rated X” the greatest funk Mellotron performance?
It’s kinda running unopposed unless we count the outro of “Mercy Mercy Me”. Still though, love hearing Mellotron outside of prog.
Kool & the Gang’s early brand of jazz-inflected funk speaks for itself. I just have one question:
Is “Rated X” the greatest funk Mellotron performance?
It’s kinda running unopposed unless we count the outro of “Mercy Mercy Me”. Still though, love hearing Mellotron outside of prog.
The Thai spot where I grab lunch on work days sometimes has the illest smooth jazz playlist. Got that Harry Styles grown and sexy cruise version going right now 💥💥💥
February 26, 2025 at 7:09 PM
The Thai spot where I grab lunch on work days sometimes has the illest smooth jazz playlist. Got that Harry Styles grown and sexy cruise version going right now 💥💥💥