You Said / Brooklyn Nights by Los Charly's Orchestra & Xantone Blacq - Imagenes [IMAGENES086]

You Said / Brooklyn Nights

Los Charly's Orchestra & Xantone Blacq

A 3 track disco single (14m 28s) — released May 24th 2019 on Imagenes

#soul #disco

"The Sound Of New York" in many of it's forms and shapes, has always been a source of fascination for the London based production duo Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel (Aka Los Charly's Orchestra), who clearly portray its essence in such an authentic fashion through every release they make; all filtered through their very distinctive colorful / feel good style of productions, which have become a trademark of the LCO sound over the years.

On the other hand, the so called: "Acid Jazz / Jazz Funk" movement from London-UK had always been a defining key factor on the LCO philosophy, who until today remain so true to the nature of their fusion.

Joining restless soul brotha' & Jazz-Funk luminary: Mr Xantone Blacq on the vocals, this release could be perceived as a crossroad between the two timeless sounds.

Credits:

Vox: Xantone Blacq
Keys Milt Mavrakakis
Drums, Percussion & Chorus: Juan Laya
Brass: James Stuard
Bass: Matheus Nova
Guitar: Raphael Defino

Production: Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel

Super Lovely! Great Vibes! - Severino Horse Meat Disco

Super good, timeless indeed! - Quinton Scott Strut Records

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