Lefties Soul Connection

Lefties Spirit Connection certainly are a Dutch funk music group. Their sound is usually heavily influenced from the Meters and funk and spirit groups from your ’60s and early ’70s, along with hip-hop rings like the Roots as well as the Beastie Males, while the weighty organ audio resembles American jam music group Soulive. Lefties Spirit Connection had been founded by Onno Smit (acoustic guitar) and Alviz (Hammond body organ) in August 2001. Later on that 12 months Cody Vogel (drums) became a member of the music group, and as well as numerous bass players they spent their start primarily playing instrumental addresses by bands just like the Meters, Booker T. & the MG’s, the Mighty Imperials, and Larry Ellis & the Dark Hammer. In early 2002 Bram Brosman became the long term bass player, as well as the bandmembers started to create even more of their personal material. In the summertime of 2002 Alviz fulfilled DJ Olski from the German record label Melting Container Music, as well as the label released the group’s 1st 45 vinyl solitary, “Doin’ finished .,” accompanied by the discharge of second solitary “Jumping Ball” in 2003. The promotional Compact disc Dutch Soul Meals dropped in Apr of 2004. The music group received crucial acclaim because of its 2006 interpretation of DJ Shadow’s “Body organ Donor.” Lefties Spirit Connection’s 1st full-length LP, Skimming the Skum, premiered in 2007.