Cheeky, deeply unserious, and delivered with just the perfect amount of vibe.
Using sound and frequency to alter your dimension, embracing music played on vinyl, classic hip hop, and 70s-style funk.
Somehow putting a Swedish stamp on the dance-friendly pop sound that feels as timeless as an obscure Motown b-side.
This infectious and dance-friendly title track evokes the idea of strutting into the distance towards a better future, while we leave our troubles behind.
With these stylish captains of space-pop sitting on the throne, the world of indie electronic just got a little bit funkier.
Vocalist Alex Grew creates an energy all his own with a musical aesthetic that takes inspiration from Jack White, Vulfpeck, and Stevie Wonder.
When the guitar guitar solo finally arrives, we are treated to a succinct and jazz-flavored study in effortless musicianship.
Delivers a message of hope for humanity: we can get through anything, as long as we have faith.
The funkiest song you will hear today, guaranteed.
A dance-floor favorite for anyone that wants to shake it up to the sound of retro-funk.
Who is it, that inhabits us?
The fantasy of having a perfect moment in the spotlight where everyone is beautiful, and they’re all looking at you.
It makes you feel good without having to think about it too much.
With a disco nod to both the Bee Gees and Jamiroquai, Jane Holiday offers us a banging groove about millennial disaffection.
Fullee Love channels his inner Morris Day on this pop number steeped in the decadent groove-making of 1980’s funk.
Its true funk, putting the beat and the melody together, and pushing out a mid-tempo groove that feels like Bubblicious.