Une chanson électropop aux arrangements raffinée, débordante de subtilités musicales. Des effluves jazzy émanent de ce titre franchement mélodique et inspiré. L’interprétation vocale penche davantage du côté de la musique soul avec son ton langoureux. La polyrythmie est au menu sur ce lumineux morceau downtempo. Un titre nonchalant, rempli de vibrations positives et de stimulantes modulations.

Salut à tous, je vous découvre (notamment grâce à l'ami DesLauriers de Boulimique de Musique) et je vous trouve franchement épatants. J'aime beaucoup ce que vous faites, votre énergie, vos talents (au pluriel) et le travail des voix également. Même si je déplore le manque d'utilisation de notre si belle langue, mais c'est le style musical qui veut ça, non ? Quoi que... Allez, je vous souhaite le meilleur pour l'année et la route à venir 👏😘

Thomas Salvatore, composer, lyricist, vocals, piano, keyboards.
Laura Wamba, vocals.
Sebastián Muñoz, composer, saxophone.
Félix Reneault, saxophone.
César Aouillé, guitar.
Thierry Ququ, producer, bass.
Malo Ropers, percussions.
Alejandro Dixon, drums.
Jordi Solé, recording, mixing.
Simon Lancelot, mastering.

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@bandhousecall keep up their monthly show vibes with house music headz @lucaolivotto . Luca is actively involved in @endlesslabel and @smallgreatthings where he shares the passion for grooves, parties and music above all.

Housecall Monthly #7 w/ Luca Olivotto

Escola Records is back in the game with their second release, a Broken Beat & futuristic Deep House odyssey. 
On the first side Karmasound & Sara Bee open the EP with the uplifting soulful summer anthem “Esperándote,” full of choppy live drums, jazzy keys and sweet, melodic vocals.

Next, musclecars deliver a dreamy remix of “Esperándote,” putting a futuristic twist on classic soulful NYC deep house. Lush and sensual, with a beautiful vocal outro, the remix has a warmth reminiscent of nighttime summer heat.

“Trencacintures” (“waist breaker”) is the second original track of the EP, by Barcelona’s JP Sunshine & Guim. The title of the track is a playful reference to its “broken” rhythm. Magical keys and intergalactic pads create a cosmic atmosphere on this fun tune.

On remix duties we find the house producer Hugo LX taking the original on a deep excursion to the dance floor, adding breaks that make the track irresistibly groovy.

Karmasound - Esperándote (musclecars Remix) SNIPPET

Karmasound - Esperándote SNIPPET

This is KALUPTO’s first single. Highly inspired by Bon Iver, the artist is presenting a comforting song from someone who knows how precious it is to get your tears acknowledged. Guided by the purr of a broken mic, this piece, as soft as it is intense, is an invitation to lean your distress on, never to feel alone anymore.

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Who Parked The Car is an ever-shifting blend of soul, jazz, funk and electronica.
The 8-piece band is made up of young musicians coming from France and Latin America (Argentina, Honduras). They enjoy taking elements from jazz and popular styles of music to explore a wide variety of grooves, textures and emotions.
Snarky Puppy, Louis Cole, Liane La Havas, Jill Scott, Robert Glasper, Anderson .Paak, Bruno Mars, Earth Wind & Fire, Weather Report, Stevie Wonder, Supertramp, are among the many influences they like to mention.
They released two albums “Mad Weather Good Friends” (2022) and "Broken Glass" (2023).

“The French Jazz octet Who Parked The Car’s debut album is a tastefully funky jazz cocktail. With a perfect blend of funky, uplifting, and soulful emotional ballads this album is an immersive experience.
[…] Everyone in this band is a highly competent musician and they’re even better as a band. After experiencing what they’re sonically capable of, it would not surprise me to see them touring with the big names like Snarky Puppy, Steely Dan, or Metropole Orkest.” - Illustrate Magazine (USA)

“It’s impossible to overstate just how fresh and exciting Who Parked The Car’s sound is. I expect them to make a big splash in the international jazz scene with this debut, and will likely make a lot of fans among those who wouldn’t traditionally follow the genre.” - York Calling (UK)

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