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Sleepwalking

by The Baker Brothers

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UK soul/funk outlaws The Baker Brothers are back to business with an uplifting, melodic, horn-drenched, future soul classic. Echoing sentiments of past icons such as Marvin Gaye and John Lennon, Sleepwalking carries an urgent message to wake up from the divisive narrative of the mainstream media and bids the pursuit of respect and unity. The tune has a Thundercat meets Hiatus Kaiyote vibe that underpins a shimmering vocal performance from the awesome South African singer NOLO - who’s voice wraps around you like a warm blanket.
Sleepwalking will be released 31/3/23 on all the streamers through the band’s own imprint Fish Legs Records

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released March 31, 2023
Chris Pedley- Bass
Paul Young- Saxophone
Geoff Lai- Guitar
Scott Baylis- Trumpet/Keyboards
Ted Carrasco- Drums
Nolo- Vocals

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Southern UK boys The Baker Brothers have been rocking dance floors far and wide for over 20 years now. With multiple albums, 2 full length live DVDs and numerous other releases under their collective belt, this outfit can certainly be considered one of the most productive in the contemporary funk & soul scene. ... more

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