Charity Never Sounded This Funky - Supermoon Delivers the Groove

Dutch funk formation Supermoon dropped their latest single ‘Charity’ and it’s another step deeper into the cosmic groove. Known for crafting infectious 70s-inspired funk, Supermoon pulls influences from legends like Sly and the Family Stone and The Meters, but always with their own extraterrestrial twist.

The result? A heady mix of deep pocket grooves, razor-sharp harmonies, and rhythm accents that fly past your ears like funk-fueled comets. ‘Charity’ captures all of that and more: it’s tight, soulful, and dripping with character.

Led by guitarist and vocalist Daan Krakers, Supermoon features Solon Carpay (bass), Peter Weissink (drums), Joris IJland (keys), and Artur Hodes (guitar). Together, they form a rhythm machine that brings vintage sounds into the now—always raw, always alive.

With ‘Charity’, Supermoon invites you to move, reflect, and most of all: feel. It’s funk with a message, wrapped in grooves that don’t let go.

The single is available on all major streaming platforms!

While you're at it, check out 'Human Nature' by Supermoon Live at De Hip, Deventer here: