Funk Breakdown 01 - Music

There Are Two Artists Under This Name 1 Bohdi Was The Kid In Your High School Study Hall Listening To Skrillex On Full Blast While Doing His Math Homework. He’s Been DJing For The Past 4 Years 2 Of Those With X’s On His Hands. He Pulled From His Love Of Dance Music And Its Energy Combining Them With Heart-On-The-Sleeve Honest Lyrics. His Songs Are A Mix Of Electronic And Hip-Hop Of Fist Pumping And Voice Quivering. Bohdi Is Laying It All On The Line Holding Nothing Back And Asking You To Do The Same. In May Of 2017 Bohdi Released His Debut Self-Titled Album “Bohdi” Along With Two Singles “Head In The Clouds” And “Home.” All Are Available On Spotify Apple Music And SoundCloud. Bohdibohdi.Com Soundcloud.Com/bohdibohdi Facebook.Com/bohdimusic Instagram.Com/bohdibohdi Twitter.Com/bohdimusic 2 The Musicians Who Have Comprised The Group BOHDI Are Joe Taylor Mitch Luman Brad Emrich John Sheverbush Jeremy Boyd Drew Noble Todd Stan Joe Leiter Dann Flaherty Mike Spilman Steve Ball & Walt. BOHDI Began Creating Music In Pittsburg Kansas In 1990. The Group Rarely Played Live But Instead Focused On Four-Track Recordings Of Compositions And Group Improvisations. Early Unreleased Cassettes Include "My Dixie Wrecked" "Pissed In A Bowl Sung From A Hole" "Wake Up And Smell The Coffee" And "Brother Chuck!" BOHDI Played Only Two Live Concerts In Kansas Both In 1993 One At The McCray Music Hall At Pittsburg State University And One In Todd's Parent's Garage On Dixie Farm Road. Cross-Country Relocations In 1993-1994 Forced A Halt To Live Jamming But The Group Continued To Compose Sending Tapes Back And Forth From Kansas Texas And Later Arizona Through The Mail. The Group Reformed In 1995 In Phoenix Arizona Around Core Members Joe Taylor And Brad Emrich And Continued Recording Also Playing Some Open Mic Night's At A Joe's Grotto On 32nd Street. Another Cross-Country Relocation In 1999 Signaled The End Of The Band. read less