/groove/ corner

[Hunter Russell]

Post and chat about groovy music; funk, soul, jazz, bleeps, new or old.

[Gabriel Allen]

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[Jaxon Hall]

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[Dylan White]

i fucks wit it

[Kevin Morgan]

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[Connor Powell]

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>Crossing the boundaries of soul, jazz, boogie, jungle, drum and bass, breakbeat, techno, hip hop, brazilian and broken beat, Dego has made an immeasurable influence on the UK dance and electronica music scene spanning the 90s and early noughties. Words like ‘pioneer’, ‘visionary’ and ‘tastemaker’ are often used to describe him. “Dego is one the most influential figures in music in this city and in this country,” says BBC Radio 1’s Benji B. “He has always been a forward-thinking force, a progressive and positive supporter of new music and has always created his own lane with his own sound.”

[Anthony Flores]

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>Half Japanese and half New Zealander, de Clive-Lowe was born and raised in Auckland, New Zealand. He grew up playing piano from age 4 and an active musical interest throughout his childhood and teenage years, now based in Los Angeles, CA since 2009 after ten years residing in London, UK. He has been one of the key musicians in the Broken Beat and Nu Jazz movements, blending jazz, ethnic music and urban grooves into a 21st Century sound.

[Thomas Murphy]

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>Throwing down somewhere between Otis Redding and Animals frontman Eric Burdon, geordie Turrell is the epitome of blue-eyed soul. A working class family man with a voice that takes him and everyone who hears it to a place so far away from everyday life. Known mostly for uptempo, northern soul influenced, funk and beats jams, on this album Smoove finds someone who can roll with him on those lofty highs but then provide the gravel voiced soul for the comedown.

[Sebastian Long]

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>Born into a musical family, Adam started playing the piano at the age of 7, taking lessons from his grandmother. He started the alto saxophone at the age of 11 and had progressed to Grade 8 by the time he was 17. Musical influences at this early stage included Motown, Soul, Jazz and all forms of Sixties music, courtesy of his father’s record collection. Meanwhile when he was 15 he had been shown beat composition on the drum kit by his uncle and he then took this further by playing along to records in his lunch-breaks at school.

[Jason Lewis]

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>''Started flute at the age of nine. For 2 years I played in the National Childrens Wind Orchestra (in the West Midlands). Moved down to the rowdy south..London. Got into a performing arts course (2 years)..Met a few people...Met my best friend - Mr Grand piano!!! That was it!! Then The Herbaliser was born.. I got introduced to Alex Phountzi + Orin Walters. Orin had a flat in Richmond, and a studio. Things started and Bugz In The Attic was born. Met I.G Culture, and we both musicially connected. Then 4hero... Phil Asher...Domu ..Mark de Clive-Lowe ..etc..I could go on.''