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Artist description
Parkside Jones brings together the intense moods of alterna-pop with the energy and release of jazz rock – all within their unique pop-song architecture. From inventive melodies to spontaneous instrumental explosions, Parkside Jones rock. Deftly moving between different music scenes, they intimate the influence of seventies jazz-funk, post-rock, soul, and catchy gorgeous pop. |
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Music Style
call it what you will...it's good music |
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Musical Influences
anything honest, vital and real |
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Similar Artists
From what we're told by the people: Talking Heads, Miles Davis, The Cranberries, Dave Matthews Band, Massive Attack, |
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Artist History
Not interested in history, only in the future. |
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Group Members
Stef Schneider - drums;
Peter X - the bass guitar;
Ryhna Thompson - vocals, trumpet, keyboard;
Matt Lederman - guitars, vocals; |
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Instruments
guitars, bass, drums, piano, fender rhodes, synths, trumpets, his and her vocals |
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Albums
Mind the Gap |
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Press Reviews
Freaking not only funk, but things like rock, pop, folk and jazz, the band always kicks butt live. -
The Gazette, Montreal;
Parkside Jones could play a jazz festival in the afternoon and earn a standing ovation, then pack up their gear, drive across town and wow the indie rock crowd at the local university. Malleable jazz rhythms in the spirit of Steely Dan with Dave Matthews onstage for a jam. Female vocals are sufficiently hot to melt the wax in your ears and warm the cockles of your heart. -
Listen.com;
..a packed Cabaret Hall….watching a few hundred college kids lose their minds and any sense of eye-hand/foot coordination as they flail deliriously to the salvational sounds of Parkside Jones…When they hit the stage the amount of talent and personality per square inch is mindblowing. -
Hour Magazine, Montreal;
The sultry vocals of Ryhna Thompson shine of Wait Up and Mood….the band cooks throughout. Vive le funk libre. -
Xpress Magazine, Ottawa;
..an outfit that could fit in anywhere…because it’s folky enough…it’s world beat funky enough, and it has jazzy trumpet and keyboard interludes. -
London Free Press;
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Additional Info
Did you know that Parkside Jones opened up for Maceo Parker, funk legend? |
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Location
Montreal, Quebec - Canada |
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