Heralding from the suburbs of Bristol, Rich comes from a family of
musicians that draw influences from an array of differing musical
styles, ranging from Jazz, Funk and Soul, to Rock/Pop, Blues and
Hip-hop. Aside from being an active member in a number of projects such
as Mango Factory, Trip The Switch, Murrumbidgee, In Extremis and The
Trish Brown band, his latest solo project, self-titled, The Rich O'Brien
Project, merges grooves reminiscent of a Marcus Miller or Soulive
record with ambient melodies that explore a range of musical styles.he
Rich O'Brien Project are a formidable 5/6 piece Nu-soul/Jazz/Funk
outfit heralding from the cultural hub of Bristol. Fronted by bass
player, Rich O'Brien, who's playing merits also include working with the
likes of Roni Size, Joker, Robert Brian (Suissiex siex), James Morton,
Jay Wilcox, William Cartwright and Celestine (from BBC's "The Voice"),
the project features Rich's beautifully rich and succinct original
compositions. Merging grooves reminiscent of a Marcus Miller or Soulive
record with soul-drenched melodies, The Rich O'Brien Project’s modern
blend of Funk, Nu-Soul, Jazz, and R’n’B styles appeals to both astute
listeners and dance floor goers alike. With the rich ‘grooves for moves’
and soulful melodies characteristic of smoke-filled jazz clubs seen in
their acclaimed award winning début album, "Hot Potato", their new
album, "Horizons" is not to be missed. "This is unquestionably music
that is destined to fill, and captivate, jazz and soul clubs the length
and breadth of the country and beyond." (John Toolan, 2012).THE RICH O'BRIEN PROJECT
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giovedì 1 maggio 2014
domenica 20 aprile 2014
QUASAMODO & THE Q ORCHESTRA "THE BIG PICTURE"
Although he's previously dropped albums for the likes of Freestyle, "Big
Picture" cements the new bond between Quasamodo and Jalapeno following a
tester EP release last year. Boosted by the positive reaction to the
EP, he's back and he's got both the Q Orchestra and long time vocal
collaborator Thaliah covering his back. It's an explosive team,
delivering 13 old school funk bombs, some of which are even peppered by
the occasional rap! Every once in awhile the right combination of artists come together to
create something that drips with the soul of pastime funk and the flare
of contemporary grooves. Quasamodo meets up with the massive Q Orchestra
from Freestyle Records, to bring you a new album that embodies the
classic sound of the sultry disco days, in a fresh perspective. Eleven
tunes featuring Thaliah, Jedi Scar Tissue, Theo Goutsidis, Valia and the
unmistakableCoppa compelete this work of modern day funk mastery. QUASAMODO & THE Q ORCHESTRA
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Album,
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Musica,
NuFunk,
NuJazz,
NuSoul,
QuasamodoTheQOrchestra,
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Soul
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