DMA “Pheel Phree” Release & “The Boardwalk” Video | @DMAmomdance

The former frontman of Jookabox, as well as one of Oreo Jones‘ most recent collaborators, DMA has released a brand new album today on Joyful Noise Recordings, entitled Pheel Phree. You have the ability to cop in digital format or on vinyl. Listen to one of the tracks below and click here to check out the album.

Formerly the man behind Jookabox, DMA (aka David Moose Adamson) began his career as a one-man-band in the grand old tradition of the ‘one-man-band’ (re: man with a bass-drum on his back and a monkey clapping symbols, collecting change from the crowd etc.). With “Pheel Phree”, to some extent, Adamson has returned to his roots. Except this time, the result sounds more like a creepy basement dance party.

DMA’s debut full-length provides a uniquely beat-driven, meditative clamor. At times danceable and at times ethereal, the self-produced LP is intriguingly difficult to pinpoint. James-Ferraro-sensibilities are coupled with the artistically-free-approach of Captain-Beefheart, resulting in 33 minutes of a rather other-worldly tunes. “Pheel Phree” effectively introduces the world to the weirdness that is David Moose Adamson.

1. Toy
2. Dogman
3. Wah Pedal
4. I R Liens
5. I.K.N.D.
6. The Boardwalk
7. It’s So Real
8. If I Want To Go
9. Space Is A Place
10. Dog Drem
11. It’s Funny