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Ari Teitel: a New Orleans story
Music is everywhere in New Orleans. Originated from the ryhthm&blues, jazz and second line brass bands, funk became a essential part of the city's musical gumbo. The funk tradition is kept alive and well by preserving the legacy from generation to generation. Take for example Dumpstaphunk, formed by Ivan Neville. He is the son of Aaron Neville, and he joined his father along with two uncles — Art of The Meters, who defined New Orleans funk, and Cyril — in the Neville Brothers


Calibro 35, Ellroy & L.A.
The most exciting music out of Italy comes from Calibro 35. The Milan-based band has been releasing original albums since 2008 with a unique blend of cinematic crime-funk, psychedelia and hypnotic grooves. Their immaculate drum breaks and moody grooves using analogue instruments became a goldmine for rap producers. Dr. Dre heavily sampled Calibro 35's track "I Milanesi Ammazzano il Sabato" for the song "One Shot One Kill" featuring Snoop Dogg on his album Compton. Producer Ti


Who Parked The Car?
Some bands spend their careers looking for their place. Who Parked The Car prefers to reinvent it with every track. Born from the creative bubble of Parisian jam sessions, this eight-musician collective blurs the boundaries between funk and jazz with music driven by groove, improvisation, and the sheer pleasure of playing together. With Wrong Answers Only, their first album recorded with vocalist Alice Chahbazian, the group opens a new chapter. Conceived as a tongue-in-cheek


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