The Invisible - Jacob and the Angel
Jimi Goodwin: "Lovely guys who have just supported us on our first short UK tour. Brilliant live. They were ending their set with this and it had me grooving every night.
"All fantastic players with ace feel. Dave Okumu (singer and guitarist) loves his loops just like Jez! He builds beautiful spiraling patterns and then adds and weaves magic on top. We bonded immediately over our deep love of the bass line to Seventh Heaven by Gwen Guthrie/Sly & Robbie! One of the most effortlessly funky basslines ever. I often play it at sound-checks and Dave is the only cat who's ever got it. Plus I love my drummer/bass player action and they lock it down.
"Their album is a real grower ... check out Monster Waltz, London Girl and Constant for further proof of how good this band really are.
[You can hear The Invisible here]
9:44 AM | 06/04/2009
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