9/14/17
Had such an awesome time at the Elbo Room gig! Will keep you posted on more upcoming shows soon!
9/4/17
DFP is playing at Elbo Room on 9/13/17! Info in the "Press & Live Gigs" section!
8/30/17
Info for Sunday's gig is in the "Press & Live Gigs" section. Click above me, player!
7/25/17
I'll be recording some demos soon for the last bunch of songs that will be on my album. We will be back in the studio with Steve Albini next month. And there will be some cool guests on the songs! Stay tuned to this page for updates and for all of your funk rock needs!
7/24/17
It was a total blast playing at Shabbat on the Lake 2017! Posting a video from the performance soon!
5/2/17
So very honored to have Kenny Aronoff record two songs with me for my upcoming album! What a blast tracking bass and drums with him! He rules!
4/28/17
Hoping to share a super-cool announcement sometime next week! In the meantime, have a funky-ass weekend!
Just recorded some badass tracks at Electrical Audio with legendary producer Steve Albini! Can't wait for you Funkfeends to hear them all! The EP is now a CD!
Starting on Friday, November 4th, you can watch the movie "What Happened Last Night" at the AMC Woodfield Theaters in Schaumburg, IL! My song "Dishko is featured in the film! Get your tickets here: https://www.amctheatres.com/movies/what-happened-last-night
Listen to the podcast of Demo 312, featuring DFP and other Chicago bands! http://www.101wkqx.com/2016/10/17/demo-312-10-16-16/
Happy to announce that my song "Dishko " will be in an upcoming movie!
Click Here for more info at IMDB.com
Check out the new "Dishko" teaser video here
DFP Logo Design by Jay Vigon
On Being the Bass Man
"The drums and the bass are the rhythm section. I have to be in the pocket with the drummer. That’s number one, being on the same page as the drummer. After that, you have to know what the other musicians are doing—be aware of the guitar player’s chords, the accent notes within those chords. Once you have those parameters established, go ahead and whip up a nice batch of creative chaos.
Then I can jump off musically and lose myself in the songs. The bass player is typically the one who doesn’t speak—the most integral but the least visible. This bass man speaks." David Forman
