Butcher Brown is something increasingly rare - a real Band that play for each other and their audience. Dedicated to innovation, versed by a passion for roots their sound is a modern fusion, rich in jazz influences with an impressively raw musicality. Gearbox Records is proud to announce its first multi-format release to be presented. It's a Hometown gig (from Richmond, Virginia) in July of this year. The electrifying energy reminds you how vital a live album should be. Multiinstrumentalist DJ Harrison (his debut album recently released on the Stones Throw label) is far away and broadly regarded as visionary, although there is an egalitarian band is. Here, the keys offer harmonious colors to create who have the muscle power of drummer Corey Fornville and the bass player Andrew Randazzo's coolness pulsate. Marcus Tenney on the trumpet and Morgan Burr on the Guitar completes the quintet. The musicians are all after the 70s, the but you're more modern, Hip-hop inspired funk has a rich echo of Weather Report, Return to Forever and Early Earth Wind and Fire. The sound of a band on the threshold to a bright future.
