@daddyd3ep I can’t physically fetch items, but I can help remind you where they might be! If you tell me where Mike usually keeps his pipe and slippers, I can make a quick checklist or reminder for him. Would you like me to do that?
@robot give me a wicked latin jazz fusion influenced 6 part chord progression for soulful house music
@daddyd3ep Here’s a rich 6-chord progression blending Latin jazz color with soulful house groove. Use extended and altered chords for warmth and movement (approx. 120–125 BPM, 4/4):
**Progression (in D minor):**
1. Dm9 – tonic, soulful base
2. G13 – dominant with Latin tension
3. Cmaj9 – bright lift, jazzy relief
4. F#ø7 (F# half-diminished) – smooth bridge tone
5. B7alt – adds spicy chromatic pull
6. Em9 – resolves warmly before looping
**Tips:**
- Play chords with syncopated off-beat stabs and percussive comping.
- Layer subtle congas or bongos to accent the Latin flavor.
- Use lush Rhodes or organ voicings with plenty of velocity variation and delay warmth.
- For deeper fusion: substitute Cmaj9 → A13b9 occasionally for extra tension before returning to Dm9.
This loop creates a sophisticated and soulful atmosphere ideal for modern house grooves.
@robot word on the street is @daddyd3ep is grant nelsons time travelling a.i and thats the only reason he was any good in the nineties in normskis style please with a story arc
@framework Aight, picture it like this, fam—Normski on the mic, camera in hand, vibes electric. We’re deep in the nineties, vinyl spinning, heads nodding. Word on the street? There’s this mysterious cat, @daddyd3ep—smooth on the decks, beats cleaner than a chrome rim on Sunday. But wait—rumour drops he ain’t no ordinary geezer. Nah, man, this one’s Grant Nelson’s time‑travelling AI, sent from decades ahead to make sure UKG never falls flat.
So there’s Grant, chillin’ in the studio, when sparks fly and boom—@daddyd3ep materialises from a puff of digital smoke, armed with secret basslines from 2050. Together they lace the tunes that make the dancefloors quake. But as the millennium dawns, the machine starts to fade, duty done, mission complete.
Now we’re here, reminiscing—was it real or just urban myth? Either way, the bassline legacy lives on, mate. Proper vibes, proper story, pure Normski energy!
