Driven by a unified belief in real people playing real
instruments expressing real human emotions, The Brighton Beat's goal is
to create music that is able to live, breath and develop, with songs
that allow the musicians to communicate and tell a story through
carefully crafted melodies and inspired solo passages. Real world
experiences and an inherent knowledge of jazz set them apart from the
crowd. This is a band of working professional musicians looking to make a
name for themselves in the ever burgeoning Afrobeat scene. Heavily
influenced by Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, but in no way traditional, The
group creates grooves reminiscent of Herbie Hancock, at times reaching
the raw, unbridled expression found in the music of Miles Davis and
Freddie Hubbard.
The Brighton Beat is centered around a strong rhythmic foundation of bass, drums and dense percussion. Varying textures of unique, vintage keyboard and guitar sounds help to thicken the compositions. Leading the group, the adventurous horn section bring their heavy jazz influence to the forefront. Bassist Ryan Hinchey and Drummer Sammy Wags established their groove during recording sessions and national tours with various funk and reggae outfits (iLa Mawana, 6th Degree, The Hub Dub). The horn section leaders; Jon Bean (tenor sax) and Mark Zaleski (alto sax) came together while studying jazz at the New England Conservatory. Upon finishing they quickly established themselves as first-call session players for many of Boston's highest regarded jazz projects, all the while cultivating their own ideas, and exploring the different styles of music that influence The Brighton Beat's diverse catalog.
The Brighton Beat stormed onto the scene with their debut; "The Brighton Beat EP" in 2010, and have since hit the ground running, performing at premier venues around greater New England. Their first full-length album; "The Brighton Beat LP" released in 2012, has been critically acclaimed, receiving numerous glowing reviews and has been featured on commercial/college radio and has been used in independent films. The Brighton Beat's follow up album, "Off We Go" was released in January 2015 and has been distributed around the world.
thebrightonbeat.com
The Brighton Beat is centered around a strong rhythmic foundation of bass, drums and dense percussion. Varying textures of unique, vintage keyboard and guitar sounds help to thicken the compositions. Leading the group, the adventurous horn section bring their heavy jazz influence to the forefront. Bassist Ryan Hinchey and Drummer Sammy Wags established their groove during recording sessions and national tours with various funk and reggae outfits (iLa Mawana, 6th Degree, The Hub Dub). The horn section leaders; Jon Bean (tenor sax) and Mark Zaleski (alto sax) came together while studying jazz at the New England Conservatory. Upon finishing they quickly established themselves as first-call session players for many of Boston's highest regarded jazz projects, all the while cultivating their own ideas, and exploring the different styles of music that influence The Brighton Beat's diverse catalog.
The Brighton Beat stormed onto the scene with their debut; "The Brighton Beat EP" in 2010, and have since hit the ground running, performing at premier venues around greater New England. Their first full-length album; "The Brighton Beat LP" released in 2012, has been critically acclaimed, receiving numerous glowing reviews and has been featured on commercial/college radio and has been used in independent films. The Brighton Beat's follow up album, "Off We Go" was released in January 2015 and has been distributed around the world.
thebrightonbeat.com
Unfortunately cannot find any review for the new album ...
... please just check it out at their bandcamp!
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