The Breathing Effect, altopalo, Zetetics, The Pluto Moons

"Jazz is supposedly a grown folks’ genre, played by aging bohemians in tiny clubs. Tell that to the Breathing Effect—a self-described electronic group influenced by soul, rock and jazz—whose debut album, Mars Is a Very Bad Place for Love, toes a line between traditional and turn up. As a unit, producer/keyboardist Eli Goss and drummer/bassist Harry Terrell merge the standards of conventional jazz with modern bounce beats. By definition, it scans as "jazz fusion," but the results conjure '70s R&B as well as the contemporary Los Angeles beat scene and hip-hop." - Marcus Moore, Pitchfork


Brooklyn Beats
Bring energy to the stage
Sounds like WTF
Twerk if ya can.


MANNEQUIN LEGS, DEBUT LP, OUT NOW.
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