Biographie

Imagenes Recordings present the latest ultra funk sensation of the north London surroundings... The Boogie Man
From the founders and driving force behind Los Charly's Orchestra, Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel comes this brand new project which embraces the legacy of the Boogie Funk blending with the London touch which has characterize the style of production of Juan & Jorge over the past few years.
This single is entitle: "When The Funk Rains Down" and this is the very first release of this band which promise to revitalize the contemporary Funk scene with their instant party maker sound which makes you want to move your feet from the moment the needle touches the groove.
Check the "Lowrider version" which sounds like the latest soundtrack of Black Belt Jones while the "original version" is just an uplifting nonstop party thing...

 

Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel teams up once again with UK singer Andre Espeut for the second release of their latest project “The Boogie Man”.

Kool and The Gang meets Parliament Funkalic on the opening track of the EP -“Shake Your Body” while Jazz Funk meets Boogie for the flip side with and uplifting groove called “Keep On Moving”.

Colourful melodies and arrangements flow from the moment the needle hits the groove, driving the funky bass line and steady beat through a journey of many harmonic changes that don’t let you other alternative but dance and enjoy.

 

Credits:

releases 20 October 2014

Vocals – Andre Espeut
Bass - Matheus Nova
Drums & Guitar – Raphael Delphino
Keys - Milt Mavrakakis
Percussion – Juan Laya
Trumpet - Eikel Venegas Hernandes

Production – Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel

Crafting their sound and production to the most optimum level so far, The Boogie Man gang deliver it's ultimate floor filler where Kool & The Gang meets Parliament Funkadelic for the opening track of the EP -"Shake Your Body" while Jazz Funk meets Disco for the flip side with and uplifting groove called "Keep On Moving" that brings memories of David Bendeth's immortal Feel The Real, Light of The World and many other funky references from back in the day.Colorful melodies and arrangements flow from the moment the needle hits the groove, driving the funky bass line and steady beat through a journey of many harmonic changes that don't let you other alternative but dance and enjoy.