Music

J.D. Moyer produces electronic music with Stephen Kay as Jondi & Spesh, and with Mark Musselman as Momu.

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Jondi & Spesh

With a discography that includes over a hundred remixes and singles that span more than 25 years of music including four critically acclaimed albums, Jondi & Spesh are internationally recognized as two of America’s foundational west coast electronic music producers. Their production career has included everything from underground hits championed by the likes of John Digweed, to anthemic video game tracks for Konami’s Dance Dance Revolution. Their album “We Are Connected” made Muzik magazine’s list of Top 40 albums of the year.

Jondi (J.D. Moyer) & Spesh (Stephen “Spesh” Kay) are co-founders of the electronic music record label Loöq Records, as well as the legendary Qoöl branded events held in San Francisco.

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Momu

Momu is J.D. Moyer (the MO) and Mark Musselman (the MU). Championed from the start by the world’s top DJs such as Nick Warren and Sasha, Momu immediately made a name for themselves with ground-breaking breakbeat singles that helped create the “Progressive Breaks” genre.

In 2006 Momu released their debut self-titled album to stunning critical acclaim. M8 Magazine said “you’ll struggle to find anything as perfectly formed as this collection from breakbeat visionaries Momu.” Spill Magazine opined “An absolutely cracking album from start to finish, there’s not even a whiff of disappointment in this longplayer.” 2008 brought the release of Momu’s follow-up album Momentum. Unfettered by anything except the breakbeat form itself, Momentum broke the Progressive Breaks mold, but Momu’s signature sonic weirdness, insanely high production values, and larger than life hooks were still front and center.

Momu’s 2012 album Rising opened at #3 on Beatport’s Chill-Out releases chart. Rising fused a new signature style for Momu combining 60’s jazz, 70’s funk, 80’s hip-hop and dub, 90’s synth pop, 00’s glitch, and new sounds stolen from the future. In 2015 Momu released The Mission, an aural criticism of the radical changes taking place in San Francisco. With breakbeats, analog synths, and digital sculpting, Momu creates sounds both beautiful and dissonant.

Momu’s most album Move (a Beatport Top 10 Breaks release) is a return to Progressive Breaks, the genre Momu co-founded along with likes of Hybrid, Grayarea, Fretwell, and Habersham.

Momu’s track Sunsicle was used in the intro to the TV show C.S.I.

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