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About Baco Shop

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Label : Baco Records

Booking contacts : booker : Stéphane Baudet stephane@r3dline.fr / Manager : imbertievali@gmail.com

Nationality : French

Available on tour : On demand

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BIOGRAPHY

CITY KAY remains true to a Roots Vintage style mixing it with modern Electro Pop productions : impressionist references of the golden age of Roots meets atmospheric vibes, Electro beats, minimal texture and keyboards inspired by the US School. A brand-new style which could be called Abstract Roots. The 6 musicians propose many novelties on this new EP : a futurist Hip-Hop mixed as ROOTS MANUVA made it (« Run For Your Soul »), sounds inspired by science fiction films on a 70’ groovy Roots (« Mad Men »), or Stepper beats accompanying a Roots lead chant (« Man Cultivation Struggle »). We can listen JAY PHARAOH’s polychromic use of voice, as comfortable in spoken word, rap and vocalize. The EP finish with the featuring of the legendary JOHNNY OSBOURNE on a track mixing Jamaican Rocker groove and modern Pop « Throw Away Your Guns ». While visiting other Bass Culture’ genres, CITY KAY is playing with the codes and deconstructs its reggae until abstraction affirming its artistic singularity. A nice overview of their new album STRANGE THINGS that you’ll can listen in March 2018.

The 6 musicians offer a lot of new things on their latest EP: a foray into futuristic Hip-Hop mixes, in the style of ROOTS MANUVA (“Run For Your Soul”), sounds inspired by science fiction films on a 70s Roots groove (“Mad Men”) – or even Stepper beats accompanying a roots lead vocal (“Man Cultivation Struggle”). We find the timbre and polymorphous voice of JAY PHARAOH, equally at ease in spoken word, rap and vocalist. The EP closes with the featuring of the legendary JOHNNY OSBOURNE on a track mixing a Jamaican Rocker groove with contemporary Pop colors (“Throw Away Your Guns”). While visiting other genres of Bass Culture, CITY KAY plays with codes, deconstructing its reggae to the point of abstraction, asserting its artistic singularity. A nice overview of the new album “STRANGE THINGS” which is now available everywhere!

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