The Brand New Heavies
Slick, bass-heavy grooves that bridge the gap between 70s funk and 90s club culture. Sophisticated soul for high-energy nights and sun-drenched afternoons.
Slick, bass-heavy grooves that bridge the gap between 70s funk and 90s club culture. Sophisticated soul for high-energy nights and sun-drenched afternoons.
Formed in London in 1985, The Brand New Heavies are a pioneering jazz group that helped define the acid jazz movement. The band, featuring Simon Bartholomew, Andrew Levy, and Jan Kincaid, gained significant mainstream recognition after N'Dea Davenport joined in 1990. Throughout their career, they have released successful albums through labels like Delicious Vinyl and Acid Jazz Records, achieving platinum status in the UK with their 1994 record, Brother Sister.
Shares hand played, bass, funk, nu jazz (signature)
Shares tight brass section stabs, trumpet, disco, hand played (detail)
Shares bass, disco, hand played, funk (signature)
Shares bass, trumpet, disco, hand played (signature)
Shares hand played, nu jazz, disco, soul (signature)
Shares hand played, trumpet, disco, funk (signature)
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