Yppah

Yppah, a reversal of the term happy, pronounced “yippah,” began as Texas local Joe Corrales’ single electronic task before evolving right into a full-fledged rock and roll clothing. Roping in Chemical substance Brothers beats, ’60s psychedelic, post-rock, and shoegaze, the effect can be an atmospheric, calming soundscape that easily jumps from design to create. His capability to transcend styles is not unexpected. Corrales tinkered with many types of music in his past, getting started playing acoustic guitar and bass in a number of rock and roll rings in his teenagers and founding the turntablist group the reality once he turned to DJing. After embracing producing and launching his poignant debut, YOU HAPPEN TO BE Beautiful all the time, in 2006, he produced a live music group, adding Thomas Sutherland, Nicholas Noeding, Jr., Tag Speer, and Ira Dean, among various other spinning bandmembers. As an organization, Yppah had been well received, plus they quickly found gigs playing at SXSW 2007 as well as the Starbucks Mixed Mass media Series. Also, as appropriate as their music was for soundtracks, music were highlighted in shows of CSI and Home as well as the Kevin Spacey film 21. Corrales had taken a short break to come back to DJing before resuming focus on Yppah’s sophomore record, They KNOW VERY WELL WHAT Ghost Find out, released in springtime of 2009. 3 years afterwards, Yppah came back with Eighty One, which highlighted collaborations with vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Anomie Belle. The group’s 4th record, 2015’s Tiny Pause, discovered Corrales embracing the usage of modular synthesizers and samplers.