The revolution will not be televised, but could it be triggered with a drop of bass?
To that, Father Funk and Def3 say… hold my beer.
Joining forces for a heavy-hitting collab, Rage Again, the duo unleashes a fury of punk-fueled rage that’ll shake your speakers and disrupt the system.
Released on Friday, October 17, Rage Again is a politically charged bass anthem that transforms live guitar, pounding drums, and distorted bass into a battle cry for change. Channeling the spirit of the iconic rock band, Rage Against The Machine, Father Funk layers Def3’s provocative lyricism over headknockin’ beats, wubby basslines, and explosive dubstep, for an experience that’s unruly, rebellious, and defies the powers that be.
“Electronic music is rarely political. But as I look around and see acts of genocide, political violence, and a massive increase in racism and intolerance, I think that maybe it’s time it was,” Father Funk shared. “I’m angry, I’m frustrated, I’m heartbroken. Some days, I struggle to create at all. This track is a battle cry to anyone who’s feeling paralyzed by the state of the world right now.” — Father Funk.
Serving as the second single from Father Funk’s forthcoming album Funk The System, arriving Friday, November 14, and part of his global Funk The System Tour, the release stands as a bold statement of intent from an artist unafraid to break the rules and redefine the sound of modern bass music.