Smooth loved-up and sun-kissed soul, melting over jazzy road-trip’n summertime vinyl dust. The Regime’s sophomore release is strictly vintage, playfully psychedelic, smothered in funky soul, and irrefutably ‘on the One’.
Spawned from 70s soul, jazz and funk, combined with the plethora of free time the covid pandemic demanded, The Regime’s jazzy-soul outfit ‘Pro Uno’ rose out of the ashes, dousing the public with a whiff of the good ol Days, where music was real, authentic and pure. Their 70s aesthetic and full in house production combines sounds reminiscent of Al Green, Steely Dan, Bill Withers, and America, to create a state of total nostalgia and peace love n harmony vibes. This Iteration of the Funk Collective The Regime is the most exciting and tasteful project yet. Expanding on the original hip hop, funk niche, ‘Sunny Day’ is undeniably one for all, and indeed all for one.
| A 1 |
|
What It Means |
3:56 |
| A 2 |
|
Sunny Day |
2:35 |
| A 3 |
|
Wish |
4:10 |
| A 4 |
|
Something In The Water |
3:05 |
| A 5 |
|
Freedom Girl |
4:04 |
| B 1 |
|
Never Gonna Stop (OG Version) |
5:14 |
| B 2 |
|
Feel That |
3:03 |
| B 3 |
|
Guilt |
3:15 |
| B 4 |
|
Family Song |
0:48 |
| B 5 |
|
The Mood (Bonus Track) |
Liam Stacey - lead vocals, producer, mix-eng, mastering
Matt Stacey - guitars, bass, bv's, glock, piano, co-production
Alex Sullivan - drums, co-production
Kurt Lam - keys
Danny G - trumpet, piano, co-production
Rory Lucas - Bass
Rory Brady - guitar, co-production
Ross Middleton - lead saxophones, flute, percussion
Sarah Purdon - trumpet
Ned Olive - alto saxophone
Anthony Rositano - tenor Saxophone
Fena Coloma - Congas, percussion
Oscar Connery - guitar
Simon Ranguis - violins, congas
Lillian Burke - flute
Ziggy Tockus - vocals/raps
Jimmy Davis - Vocals
Keegan Fisher - vocal/rap
Discjose - vocal
Cinta - vocal, bv
Aleks Mikic - vocal/bv
Josef Hanna - violin
Phoebe Gilbert - viola
Alex Whitehead - Cello
Jon Collins - percussion
Lisa Impagnatiello - Artwork
