Louis Cole - Time - Japan CD

Credits:

Louis Cole,Stephen 'Thundercat' Bruner,Brad Mehldau,Dennis Hamm

Description:

Quincy Jones has paid tribute to Louis Cole, the Red Hot Chili Peppers have named him the frontman for their world tour, and Louis Cole, one of LA's most talented drummers who also contributed a song to the Thundercat hit "Drunk", is celebrating his 10th anniversary with his latest album, the long-awaited release from [Brainfeeder]! Cole released his latest album from Brainfeeder, which celebrated its 10th anniversary! The album, which combines his high songwriting ability reminiscent of the Beach Boys and Michael Jackson with a sweet falsetto voice and intense funkiness, opens with the electro-funk "Weird Part of The Night" with its surreal music video and rhythmic tango. The album opens with "Weird Part of The Night," an electro-funk with a surreal music video and rhythmic thumping.With Genevieve Altadi, his partner from his own unit Nowhere, the band performed the preceding single "When You're Ugly," a cross between late 70s EW&F and West Coast G-funk, and songs like "Everytime," "Phone," and "Things" that fans of yesteryear will not be able to resist, as well as the Beach Boys influence digested in a deeper form. The Beach Boys influence was digested in a more profound way on songs like "Everytime," "Phone," and "Things," and even the ballad "After The Load is Blown," which sounds as if it were possessed by Prince. Guests included his friend Thundercat, Brad Meldor, who is arguably one of the top jazz piano players in the world today, and Dennis Ham, who brought Lewis to Brainfeeder. The album is a definitive recording of the extraordinary talent of Lewis Cole, a maestro whose name should be etched in the history of pop music! Includes commentary and bilingual lyrics.