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The Expansions Bring A New Dimension To Jazz-Funk On "The Lavender EP"
The Expansions Bring A New Dimension To Jazz-Funk On "The Lavender EP"


The Expansions are a Jazz Funk quartet hailing from South London. Influenced by the street sounds of the 70's and Blaxploitation, The Expansions bring a new dimension to a classic sound.

Words on The Lavender EP by The Expansions:

"Lavender - This was released earlier this year, and we were so overwhelmed with the response it got, we decided to bring it back and give it a full release... "kick back, relax and soak up the sunshine in audio form!" - Rob Coley (The Jazz Meet)

It is joined by three other tracks:

Sandworms - Originally recorded in 1977 by David Matthews for the album 'Dune' on CTI records. Many of you may know it in its sampled form, having been used by Large Professor and Method Man/Redman and Pete Rock amongst many others. It's a classic and we wanted to have a go at it!

Lemon Squash - This Blaxploitation inspired funk tune was conceived in just 1 evening. We were in a different rehearsal space for the night and it kinda just happened. We think it's pretty funky!

Tokyo - This is one of our favourites, even though Dave doesn't really like it...! It's a bit Latin, it's a bit Funk, and it has a lovely drum break in the middle. Standard. "

The Expansions are:

James O'Keefe - Guitar
Dave Koor - Keys and Synths
Jonny Drop - Drums
Matt Summerfield - Bass

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