The Brooklyn band known as Therapie
Primitive have released their latest single, “What the Difference
Is,” featuring Toronto singer and songwriter, G. Krissa. The track
has been published proudly and independently without support from the
corporate music infrastructure. It has been bundled online with a
B-side track, “Already.” Both tracks have been edited for play on
public radio. “What the Difference Is” has also been concurrently
released with a corresponding official music video (link provided
below). Rhythmic, chill, and endlessly stylish, “What the
Difference Is” stands as evidence that the borough that first made
the beats still has the best bass, even now in the 21st
century.
Therapie Primitive describes their
particular brand of electronica music as down-tempo dance-funk and
soul music. Though this string of adjectives may seem cluttered,
Therapie Primitive's signature rolling grooves are anything but.
Like the scalloping of dark water as low clouds come in above the
ocean, Therapie Primitive have a highly textured surface with
impeccably smooth undertones.
The band's official bio talks of their
music as “gumbo for the ears.”
“[Our music is] a mixture of organic
performances (human elements) and sounds that cross all boundaries
and cultures,” it states. “A gumbo is made up of lots of strong,
individual ingredients that stand out on their own, contributing to
the richness of the dish. Therapie Primitive makes its own brand of
musical gumbo, a dish in which the sum is greater than its parts.”
Therapie Primitive have been picking up
steam since the widespread, positive reception of their instrumental
track, “Bain Douche.” The project features varying vocal talent
from around the world, and has included the famous R 'n' B singer,
Carmen Bascombe.
“What the Difference Is” by
Therapie Primitive is available online worldwide. Get in early.
-S. McCauley
Lead Press Release Writer
www.MondoTunes.com
“What the Difference Is” by
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