Brand new project JUNK takes its name from a range of different genres, baked into a ‘jazz’ and ‘funk’ musical setting. Led by the renowned saxophonist Dirty D, who for years has graced the worlds of hip hop and jazz with his formidable musicianship talent, and Dubl A, the bass virtuoso and music theory prodigy, the pair form the basis of the JUNK endeavour.
The San Diego and East Coast-based duo take inspiration from the search for private truth, love and the pursuit of seizing every moment in life when composing their music. Driven by groove-heavy rhythms and vibrant arrangements of piquant instrumentation, their enthralling sound sits at the crossroads of being thoroughly enjoyable for listeners as well as truly groundbreaking and impressive to experienced musicians, a combination that’s seen them become a staple of the underground live music scene.
Now ready to share their sound with listeners around the world, they bring us their first studio music with their debut EP titled Chromatose. Featuring five original tracks, which include guest appearances from Flawless Solace on the EP opening title-track “Chromatose” and “Blow”, and Scott AKA Strap on “None Other Than Dirty D”, on their entrance as JUNK, the accomplished musicians lay down their assured performances and songwriting prowess to craft a sensational debut EP.
Full of bouncy beats, commanding bass guitar swagger and stunning sax leads, JUNK inject their entirely original genre-bending sonic vision with unrivalled musical passion to create an incredible listening experience. On their compelling and worthy debut outing, JUNK builds excitement for the new project and cement their status as an unmissable act this year and beyond.
Listen to Chromatose below
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