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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 effervescence 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 em


Thee Sinseers' Love Stories
The Chicano Movement that took place in the 1960s drew inspiration from their indigenous, Mexican and American past. The leading figures of the classic brown-eyed chicano soul were Thee Midniters. By using "Thee", the leaders of the modern Chicano soul Thee Sinseers pay direct homage to their East LA fellow citizens from back in the days. Thee Sinseers new album Love Stories contains sweet, slow-tempo love songs that fit perfectly in the lowrider car culture, where drivers wa


Huntertones' Transmission
In an era where audiences crave authenticity, Huntertones delivers. True believers in the power of direct communication, saxophonist Dan White, trumpeter/sousaphone player Jon Lampley, trombonist Chris Ott, guitarist Joshua Hill, bassist Adam DeAscentis and drummer John Hubbell consistently bring genuine artistry straight to the people. Demonstrating commitment to what’s real, this outfit reaches new heights with the new album Transmission. We got in contact with saxophonist


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