Glam Sam and His Combo
Glam Sam and His Combo | |
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Origin | Stockholm, Sweden |
Genres | Electronic, trip hop, downtempo, nu jazz, house |
Years active | 2008 | –present
Labels | Lemongrassmusic |
Members | Mats Samuelsson Biker Boy |
Website | www |
Glam Sam and His Combo is an electronic music project by Mats Samuelsson from Stockholm, Sweden.
History
Mats Samuelsson, born in 1965 in Linköping, first played in an indie-jazz pop duo and then went back to university. Later on he has been working as journalist and free author. In 2008 he developed the idea of Glam Sam and His Combo as a jazzy-funky music project with himself acting as Glam Sam. The debut Groovy was released at Lemongrassmusic in 2009. The German label have discovered the Swedish producer and have signed him immediately. The longplayer which unites elements of jazz, funk, rock, hip hop techno and disco sounds has received good critiques.[1][2] After the release of the single "The Last Days of Disco", the second album The Paradise Groove was released in summer 2010 placing particular emphasis on serving the dancefloor. Critiques in many countries were all positive.[3][4] In January 2012, the EP The Riviera Sessions was released, containing more jazz and downtempo elements than the previous releases.[5]
Discography
Albums
- 2009: Groovy! (Lemongrassmusic)
- 2010: The Paradise Groove (Lemongrassmusic)
EPs
- 2012: The Brooklyn Sessions (Lemongrassmusic)
- 2012: The Riviera Sessions (Lemongrassmusic)
Singles
- 2010: "The Last Days of Disco" feat. Biker Boy (Lemongrassmusic)
References
- ^ "Groovy! review at SoulTracks (2009)". Howard Dukes. Retrieved February 26, 2012.
- ^ "review Groovy at Soulchoonz.blogspot.com". Barry Towler. Retrieved February 26, 2012.
- ^ "review The Paradise Groove at klassikradio.de". klassikradio.de. Retrieved February 26, 2012.
- ^ "review The Paradise Groove at soultracks.com". J.Matthew Cobb at soultracks.com. Retrieved February 26, 2012.
- ^ "review The Riviera Sessions at tokyojazznotes.blogspot.com". Soul Sauce at tokyojazznotes.blogspot.com. Retrieved February 26, 2012.