Artist: The Brand New Heavies
Title Of Album: Dunk Your Trunk
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: Pedigree Cuts
Genre: Funk, Jazz-Funk, Soul
Country: UK
Total Time: 00:37:04

Tracklist:

01. Schools out 03:51
02. Milf Shake 02:44
03. Sunset star 02:36
04. High rollin 02:26
05. Dunk your funk 02:21
06. Big girls dont cry 02:51
07. Soho strut 02:39
08. Montecarlo mist 02:12
09. Cafe luxe 03:46
10. Trip wire 03:19
11. Fruit cake 01:58
12. Fancy pants 03:24
13. Play away 02:59

New music from BNH who have been curiously quiet lately. They linked up with pedigree cuts for 4 days to unleash 13 new tracks of “old school acid jazz, some bouncy funk funk, a few classic disco cuts and some sublime chill.” Dunk Your Trunk is everything you’ve come to love from BNH.

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http://soundcloud.com/pedigreecuts/sets/the-brand-new-heavies

[Edited 12/17/11 11:53am]

Is this going to be sold in stores (because I don't download)?

Talent Lineup for
2012 SuperCruise

"A Week of Cool Jazz & Soul at Sea"
October 20-28, 2012

The Capital Jazz Fest is an annual music festival held in the suburbs of Washington, DC since 1993. This year's fest takes place June 3-5, 2011. The SuperCruise is an annual 7-day music cruise, sailing from Miami on Oct 23-30, 2011.

British funk/jazz/soul band THE BRAND NEW HEAVIES are back with a new tour, new album, and new lead vocalist Honey Larochelle . Come see them rock the boat on the 2012 CAPITAL JAZZ SUPERCRUISE!

For more info, go to www.capitaljazz.com/supercruise.

[Edited 12/22/11 10:04am]

getxxxx said:

British funk/jazz/soul band THE BRAND NEW HEAVIES are back with a new tour, new album, and new lead vocalist Honey Larochelle.

I wonder what happened to N'Dea. She was still in the group a few months ago.

http://honeylarochelle.bandcamp.com/

new vocalist

^^^I just listened to the samples, her voice doesn't sound like it would fit with the Heavies. It's not for me, too modern pop sounding, and I don't listen to current mainstream music. If N'Dea is not participating, they should have just went back to Nicole Russo. I like Nicole's voice well enough. I'd rather Jan Kinkaid sing all the songs, than listen to this new singer.

MickyDolenz said:

^^^I just listened to the samples, her voice doesn't sound like it would fit with the Heavies. It's not for me, too modern pop sounding, and I don't listen to current mainstream music. If N'Dea is not participating, they should have just went back to Nicole Russo. I like Nicole's voice well enough. I'd rather Jan Kinkaid sing all the songs, than listen to this new singer.

Damn. She hooked up with them for only one album.

N'Dea please release some of your own shit!

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

MickyDolenz said:

^^^I just listened to the samples, her voice doesn't sound like it would fit with the Heavies. It's not for me, too modern pop sounding, and I don't listen to current mainstream music. If N'Dea is not participating, they should have just went back to Nicole Russo. I like Nicole's voice well enough. I'd rather Jan Kinkaid sing all the songs, than listen to this new singer.

Damn. She hooked up with them for only one album.

N'Dea please release some of your own shit!

BNH said they were recording an album late last year, when N'Dea was still in the group. I wonder how far along they came and if any songs were finished. I'm more interested in that, than the stuff they're doing with Honey. I'll think I'll skip it, like I did with the Siedah Garrett album.

I love BNH and love them most with N'Dea Davenport. But, I've enjoyed non-Davenport BNH before. "Shelter" with Siedah Garett on vocals was great. Plus I really like a lot of tracks on the Original Flava compliation that have other singers.

And, honestly, I never thought that "Get Used to It", the return of Davenport, was that good.

So, I guess I'm saying that while I'll miss N'Dea, BNH have shown before that they can produce great music without her.

get yourself a complimentary download of the Brand New Heavies album 'Dunk Your Trunk' on our Soundcloud page!