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Hey there! Ok so... 1- We just wanted to correct a part of our aesthetic that we weren't 100% comfortable with anymore. We'd always see comments and be like "it's ok, it's aesthetic, it's 80s blah blah blah" and then it struck us that we should finally be more responsible about our use of women's body parts in our art. And also evolve. It's been 10 years since FaFo you know? The best way to do that for us was to merge the legs with US...to create this synthesis between our self image and our imagery. We become the artist and the symbol, it's all one, so to speak. Does that make sense? 2- We sure did. We hired a movement coach and all that. Practiced for weeks lol. It was amazing, lowkey we miss it.

Alright Funkateers and Chromettes, that was fun. Thank you for joining us. Keep it funky, keep streaming, squeezing and pressing the Juice...more music coming soon. Funklordz season is upon us. We love you all. - Dave and Pee

There's more talkbox than ever on the new album. Almost on every song.

Haha merci pour ton français, pas mal pas mal. On peut pratiquer si tu veux. 1) It was incredible. But the funniest part was when Pee brought all the original H&O synths and Daryl was like "man you don't need those anymore I got this amazing Yamaha Motif it does AAAAALLL the sounds and never goes out of tune" lol. Daryl's voice IRL is incredible btw. The guy's a force of nature. 2) After shooting Juice yeah we became sort of addicted. It was a sort of liberating experience. More men should do it.

TBD on the OJ lol. Thank you! There's a bunch of peeps we'd love to collab with. Swae Lee...cuz he looks like a young Rick James. Both Pino Palladino and Jesse Johnson are musicians we've been wanting to collab with for years...every since we knew they played with D'Angelo. And we got them both on the album. There's also a singer that was our "Dream" collabo ahem ahem and we got him on the record too.