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Summer Soulstice by Matt Lewis Band
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fave it Funk Rock | Americana
7 tracks | 29 minutes
Released Aug 2006
on Hatcher Pass
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Put Sublime and The Violent Femmes in a blender, pour in funk, jam rock and espresso, and you'll be close - until Lewis starts freestyling or one of his tongue-twisting, reggae-style raps.
Bio / Background
The Matt Lewis Band
James Brown has gone undisputed for the past forty years as the Hardest Working Man in Show-biz, but the Matt Lewis Band may soon change that.
Drawing heavily from the sunny So-Cal sound of acts like Jack Johnson and G-Love, the Matt Lewis Band has a full, relaxed sound. Their self-titled 2004 debut is marked by the easy grooves of tracks like "Killing Time" and "Gravity," the punk-pop crossover of "Away From Myself," and the dorm room sound of "In For a Ride" and "River."
The constant throughout this genre-hopping is Lewis’ rapid-fire vocal delivery. Akin to having the Barenaked Ladies’ Ed Robertson or Blues Traveler’s John Popper front Sublime, the sound is at times familiar but never really boring. And the band, drawing from influences as diverse as singer-songwriter Kris Kristofferson to rock legends Led Zeppelin create a funky backdrop that isn’t afraid to break into a jam or mellow out for a soft acoustic set.
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