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Based out of New York, Ghost Funk Orchestra has a sound that’s as much of a blast from the past as it is modern. Any fan of Motown and ‘60s psychedelia is bound to love what this band has going on and the same can be said for any current aficionado of jam, jazz and soul music. This is exemplified in their new full-length release “A Trip To The Moon” that came out on February 23 via Colemine & Karma Chief Records. The music abides by a space age concept that’s bound to put any stage they perform on into orbit, including the Space Ballroom in Hamden on April 10. The upcoming show is part of a double-headlining tour with fellow New Yorker and psychedelic jazz wizard Marco Benevento with it all starting at 8pm. I had a talk ahead of the performance with guitarist, composer, arranger and producer Seth Applebaum about the making of the album, finding archived recordings of NASA space missions and looking forward to returning to Connecticut. RD: “A Trip To The Moon” revolves around the central them🗓️ Mark your calendar at Moes Alley. Ghost Funk Orchestra is a celebration of passion, innovation, and community. Embrace the opportunity to explore the world of Alternative in a dynamic setting in California, United States. Don't miss out on this remarkable event 🌈.
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Moes Alley, Moes Alley, Santa Cruz, California, United States
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