The smooth grooves take you on a magic comet ride through the heavens.

The Comet is Coming – “Summon the Fire”

“Summon the Fire” (2019)

This fine piece of music is best described as what the BBC called “electro-jazz.”  With plenty of funk and psychedelia thrown into the mix. 

Magic Comet Ride

In fact, two of the members had played psychedelic music together as a synth ‘n’ drums duo. The addition of a saxophonist added a whole new dimension to their sound.

The smooth grooves and powerful palpitations drive the listener forward as if on a magic comet ride through the heavens.  _{(Image source)}

The Comet is Coming

Synthesizer player Dan Leavers and drummer Max Hallett (known respectively as “Danalogue the Conqueror”  and “Betamax” ) had been playing as a synth-drums duo, when they noticed a regular attendee at their shows.    

One day, this mystery guest showed up with a saxophone in hand, and he joined them on stage. Something clicked, resulting in “an explosive shockwave of energy.”

A few weeks after surviving that “shockwave,” the newly formed trio was recording an album together.    

The new member, saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings, was then christened “King Shabka.”     _{(Image source)}
Reference – Wikipedia

Into your ears … through 5 channels

 The various posts are categorized into 5 channels _{(Right-Click to see details)}
         1 – “Music to Your Ears” (MTYE)
         2 – “Cover Versions”
         3 – “Honor Roll”
         4 – “Documentaries”
         5 – “Mock’n’Roll”

More “Music to Your Ears” ...

          Previous posts in this series – "MTYE posts 1–20"  

Links to my other series ...

          Lou Reed – "Anthology of Memorable Lyrics, Part 1"
          Lou Reed – "Anthology of Memorable Lyrics, Part 2"

          Great Lyrics, a compilation – “Part One – My Lyrics Posts 3~30”
          Great Lyrics, a compilation – “Part Two – My Lyrics Posts 31~60”  

          Vocab-Ability – "Introduction to Vocab-Ability"  
          Vocab-Ability – "Index"  to all Chapters and Sections  

          Notes from Under the Tatami Mats – "Part One – Notes 1~50"  
          Notes from Under the Tatami Mats – "Part Two – Notes 51~87"