Bigger Picture by Phantom Hitmen
The evolution of Melbourne’s Funk, Hip-Hop, Ska, Reggae-Dub, Drum&Bass, Rock and Groove improvisation scenes brings the unique, refreshing, and infectious Phantom sound.
Bountiful bouncing bass lines, contagious beats, red-hot horns and soulfully suggestive vocals begins to describe the Phantom Hitmen listening experience. Think of a cross pollination of Fat Freddy’s Drop, Flume and Mark Ronson to get an initial idea of some of the flavours of the Phantom sound.
Three principal members (Ted Kazan, Matt Bray and Syd Preece) provide the beats, loops and live electronica, all spiced up with smoking live horns and spot on vocal harmonies. Guest performers regularly jump up at shows to drop rhymes and lines, keeping alive the ever-evolving Phantom guise.
The trio grab a live audience and enchant them on an epic journey into surreal sonic possibilities in a genre embracing celebration in true 21st Century style.
Tracklist
| 1. | Bigger Picture | 3:09 |
| 2. | Three Days To Anarchy | 3:38 |
| 3. | C.B.D. | 4:54 |
| 4. | Carry | 4:10 |
Credits
All songs written, performed, recorded and produced by Phantom Hitmen
Featuring:
Jennie Matthias on Vocals (Bigger Picture)
Mikey Chan on Guitars (Three Days To Anarchy, CBD and Carry)
Sarah Fagan on Backing Vocals (Three Days to Anarchy and Carry)
Additional Production by Jesse Bear
Mastering by Phantom Hitmen except Bigger Picture (Wayne "LoTek" Bennett)
License
All rights reserved.Recommendations
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Bountiful bouncing bass lines, contagious beats, red-hot horns and soulfully suggestive vocals begins to describe the Phantom Hitmen listening experience. Think of a cross pollination of Fat Freddy’s Drop, Flume and Mark Ronson to get some ideas of the flavours in the Phantom sound.