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fave it Jazz Fusion | Funky Blues
3 tracks | 12 minutes
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on Pheromone Records
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Since 2003, Arjun has established itself as a three-piece band capable of fusing together the power of rock with improvisational jazz influences to produce a tight, danceable sound that fills clubs across the Northeast.
Bio / Background
Since 2003, Arjun has established itself as a three-piece band
capable of fusing together the power of rock with improvisational jazz
influences to produce a tight, danceable sound that fills clubs across
the Northeast. With Eddie Arjun Peters on guitar, Lamar Myers on
drums and Emek Rave on bass the group attracts a diverse group of fans
who are searching for sexy, edgy songs held together with a great beat.
Arjun is the brainchild of lifelong musician Eddie Arjun Peters
who’s love affair with music since dates back to his early days in
Queens, New York. From R&B and jazz to hip-hop and funk, Eddie
has practiced and mastered them all. After many years of touring
with drummer Lamar Meyers, Eddie added Emek Rave on bass
and the band Arjun was born. Arjun has always been committed to
preserving the mainstream-challenged art of instrumental music;
something that is not quite rock but not exactly jazz either.
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