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The Everettes - Soul Steps (black LP)

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The Everettes - Soul Steps (black LP)The Everettes sind eine in Berlin und San Diego ansssige Band, die schon seit einigen Jahren ein Geheimtipp in der Soul Landschaft ist. Ihre tanzbare Musik ist verwurzelt in Northern Soul, Stax und Motown und mit ihren drei Sngerinnen tragen sie den Zauber der 60s Girl Groups in die Gegenwart. Nach ihrem hochgelobten, selbstbetitelten Debtalbum aus dem Jahr 2020 erscheint nun mit "Soul Steps" der Nachfolger als CD und Vinyl LP auf Waterfall Records.

The Everettes sind eine in Berlin und San Diego ansässige Band, die schon seit einigen Jahren ein Geheimtipp in der Soul-Landschaft ist. Ihre tanzbare Musik ist verwurzelt in Northern Soul, Stax und Motown und mit ihren drei Sängerinnen tragen sie den Zauber der 60s-Girl-Groups in die Gegenwart. Nach ihrem hochgelobten, selbstbetitelten Debütalbum aus dem Jahr 2020 erscheint nun mit "Soul Steps" der Nachfolger als CD und Vinyl-LP auf Waterfall Records. Mit viel Charme und sympathischen Auftritten haben sich The Everettes längst ein internationales Publikum erspielt. Ihr Markenzeichen sind ihre Melodien und die besondere Mischung der drei Charaktere ihrer Lead-Sängerinnen. Da ist zum einen Jess Roberts, aus dem Norden England stammend und mittlerweile in Kalifornien zuhause, die einst auch schon Singles bei Acid Jazz veröffentlicht hat und mit ihrem bluesigen Timbre viel Power in das Trio einbringt. Katharina Dommisch hingegen besticht mit einer sanften, klaren Stimme, die an Carole King oder Karen Carpenter erinnert, während Laura Niemeyers Gesang viel Wärme und klassischen Soul in sich trägt. Dahinter steht eine feste Band mit treibender Rhythmusgruppe und pointiert gesetzten Bläsern, hier und da ergänzt durch schimmernde Streicher. "Soul Steps" ist ein Album, das Antworten auf die Fragen unserer Zeit in erster Linie bei sich selbst sucht. Wie kann man sein Leben für sich und seine Mitmenschen glücklicher gestalten. Wie wächst man an seinen Entscheidungen, auch wenn sie vielleicht nicht immer die richtigen sind. Es geht um Emanzipation und mentale Gesundheit. Um die kleinen und großen Schritte. Und die dürfen auch auf die Tanzfläche führen.

Tracklist
01 Into The Night
02 So Many Ways
03 Number Nine
04 Good Life
05 Heads Up High
06 A Thousand Lessons
07 Soul Thing
08 Calling Out Today
09 Red Flags
10 Second Chance
11 Make It Right
12 Forever True

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