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Artist : Brand New Heavies |
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| | | Jan Kincaid, Simon Bartholomew and Andrew Love Levy have reached a new crest. Enlisting the talents of feisty Anglo/Italian, Nicole Russo, whose vocal seduction continues a prestigious line of incredible singers, to their ranks The Heavies return with a spanking new album, 'allaboutthefunk'. |
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| All About The Funk [18 October 2004] |
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Need Some More |
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Keep On Shining |
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Surrender |
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| | | The lyrics beckon them to be empowered and not be drawn into situations that would compromise them. 'Boogie' is driven by the band's trademark dirty bass line coupled with seductive harmonies. The accompanying video was shot this summer in the old MI6 building in London. |
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| Boogie [11 October 2004] |
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Biography
The Heavies have a musical heritage to be proud of. They've been responsible for soul/funk driven records such as 'Back To Love', 'Dream On Dreamer', 'Shelter', 'Dream Come True', 'You Are The Universe' and 'Never Stop' which can only be filed under the letter 'C' for classic! They've had 15 hits in the UK and also commercial and critical success worldwide, selling in excess of 2million albums. They were there at the very start of the acid jazz movement, they were one of the bands who helped pioneer a distinctively British soul/funk sound, and then they were in at the beginning again when hip hop and jazz came together: their 'Heavy Rhyme Experience Vol1' album was where The Pharcyde made their recording debut and Gang Starr got hectic.
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