AMP FIDDLER, the legend of Detroit funk and electronica, has died

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Amp Fiddler has died at the age of 65.

The artist was known for his pioneering work in the funk, soul and electronic music genres, working with the likes of Moodymann, J Dilla, Theo Parrish, Prince, Jamiroquai and many others.

The cause of Fiddler’s death still remains unknown, however the artist had been suffering from health problems for some time.

Fiddler’s death was announced today by a series of sources including the artist’s official social networks.

THE MUSICAL MEMORY

His 2004 album Waltz of a Ghetto Fly is unforgettable. A true milestone in the history of funk and its infinite contaminations with electronics and soul.

OUR INTERVIEW FROM A FEW YEARS AGO

WEB & SOCIAL

https://www.ampfiddler.com/

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