Massive Suits Quartet - "Dancing With Her (Woman's Theme)"

One of two tracks streaming on the Bandcamp page for the forthcoming LP Full Moon Wizard, "Dancing With Her (Woman's Theme)" is a blissfully easy, vibing tune from the Massive Suits Quartet. Who're they? Turns out it's actually just one man - Grégoire Marty - aka Dandy Teru. I got hip to Teru via Tall Black Guy and the first volume of Tempo Dreams, but had no idea MSQ dates back to 2011. Colour me caught up. And entranced.

The Soul Surfers ft. Myron & E - "You Can Run (But You Can't Hide) From My Love - Part 1"

You might be inclined to run from someone's love, but stick around when Myron & E come singing.

Bosq ft. Nicole Willis - "Bad For Me"

Here's a collaboration I didn't even know I wanted that just seems SO right now that I know it's on the horizon. Bosq is no stranger to Reductive Review readers, but Willis is a longtime love of mine that predates the blog (and maybe even blogs altogether as her album Soul Makeover dates back to 2000). If you're not hip to this soul vocalist, take a listen to this teaser from the new collabo and then seek out her back catalog - particularly her debut and 2006's Keep Reaching Up. Woman's got a voice.

Brown Sabbath - "Hand of Doom"

Ubiquity band Brownout are about to drop a new album under their alter-ego Brown Sabbath. I'll give you two guesses what the genesis of this project is, but I figure you'll only need one. Alex Maas of Black Angels joins the funk firmament on vocals on this cut and it's a winner.

Bosq of Whiskey Barons ft Kaleta - "More Heavy"

Yeah, I'll take "More Heavy" any day if this is what I'm signing up for... Bosq of Whiskey Barons feat. Kaleta Teaser ***Coming Soon to Ubiquity Records*** by Ubiquity Records

Afro Latin Vintage Orchestra - "Onze de France"

2007 isn't exactly vintage, but I'll give the Afro Latin Vintage Orchestra a pass on the name if they continue to put out tracks like this.

  Afro Latin Vintage Orchestra by Ubiquity Records

Full-length, Last Odyssey, drops in July on Ubiquity.

Monophonics - "Bang Bang"

Monophonics take aim at Nancy Sinatra's ownership of this funky cut.

Monophonics - "Bang Bang" by Ubiquity Records