Artist description The LaLa has a laid-back, yet feel-good funky groove that all kinds of people get into. We layer classic New Orleans piano on top of heavy, swingin' funk. Our music features vocals, horns, organ, and percussion. The band reflects our love of all kinds of music and just plain feeling good!

Music Style Funk, R&B, Blues, and Rock

Musical Influences Dr. John, Stevie Wonder, The Meters, Billy Joel

Similar Artists The Meters, Neville Brothers, Harry Connick Jr.

Artist History After 2 years of touring with various jazz artists including Maynard Furgeson, and a year with alternative rock band Janet Speaks French, Mike Levy turned toward his original material. He and drummer April Koester (Angie, 11:11) officially formed the The LaLa. In 1998, the band released its first album "Big Easy Pieces". In 1999, the band released a live album recorded at The Cottonwood Club. The LaLa will release a new album in early fall containing pop songs heavily influenced by classic R&B and funk. You can buy their live record at www.RhythmMood.com

Group Members Mike Levy - Piano/Organ & Vocals; April Koester - Drums/Percussion & Vocals; Matt Mitchell - Guitar; Adam Levy - Bass; Dale Norris - Saxophone

Instruments Piano, Organ, Drums, Percussion, Bass, Guitar, Sax

Albums Big Easy Pieces Live at The Cottonwood Club

Location Orlando, Florida - USA

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