Tagged: Dirt Monkey

This weekends lineup isn’t to be missed. Deep, dark sound will radiate through Arizona like a wildfire. First, Malaa is bringing the Illegal Tour to The Pressroom on Friday. Saturday, Tucson is in for a treat when Dirt Monkey and … Read More →

‘Tis the season for tasty meals (Thanksgiving–yes please!) and even tastier beats. First, on Thanksgiving Eve, Sandra Collins graces the Barsmith rooftop. On Saturday, after you’ve got all your Black Friday shopping out of the way, Dirt Monkey with turn … Read More →

Being an artist can come with some frustrations, especially when it comes to dealing with industry bureaucracy. Earlier this week, Denver-based producer DMVU took to his Twitter to express his concern with the delays on 17 of his unreleased tracks. … Read More →

With the release of Dirt Monkey’s newest album Rise of the Octopeel, it became obvious that the artist loves all thing sci-fi and planetary. The album tells the story of a legendary monkey that rises up to protect his planet, … Read More →

It feels as if the story of Denver-based producer, DMVU, starts with “Bloccd”—the hit that came out on Truth’s Deep, Dark, and Dangerous label in late 2016 and then never really went away. In reality, Matthew Philpott-Jones (DMVU’s given name) … Read More →

Patrick Megeath, or as his fans know him, Dirt Monkey, has been anything but quiet during his career of producing and DJing face-melting bass music. With over a decade of experience under his belt, Dirt Monkey has become a master … Read More →

This weekend we’ve got a variety of entertainment in store starting with Rusko in Tucson on Thursday. Friday night take your pick between TOKiMONSTA in the Shadiest of parks or Wongo under the stars in the heart of Downtown Phoenix. Saturday we’re … Read More →

Patrick Megeath, better known as Dirt Monkey, brings new some much-needed filth to a childhood treat and quirky YouTube video. Released on Bassrush Records last week, “Peanut Butter Jelly Time” is a wonk wonderland of a beat. Meeting somewhere between … Read More →