Poly-Groove Records proudly announces a groundbreaking initiative to bridge the gap between music industry insiders and the local community. Through a series of captivating listening parties, music enthusiasts will have the unique opportunity to experience the magic behind the creation of "THUNDERCHILD," the highly anticipated indie soul-blues album by Mwalim DaPhunkee Professor.
Scheduled for May 8th at the Karibbean Lounge (622 Main St, Hyannis), and May 9th at the Falmouth Art Center (137 Gifford St, Falmouth), these community-based events promise an intimate encounter with the soulful melodies and captivating rhythms that define "THUNDERCHILD."
"The album was a creative result of my project through the Arts Foundation's Fellowship program," explained Mwalim. "The guitar is a new instrument to me. It allowed me to explore different approaches to writing."
"THUNDERCHILD" is an album of original tunes written, performed, and produced by Mwalim, alongside drum and percussion work by The ZYG 808, and executive production by The GroovaLottos, this project exemplifies the spirit of independent music at its finest.
In an era where industry events often feel exclusive and inaccessible, Poly-Groove Records is breaking barriers by inviting the community to partake in this extraordinary celebration. While the doors are open to all, RSVPs are strongly encouraged through the link on http://linktr.ee/daphunkeeprofessor to secure a spot at these unforgettable gatherings.
Poly-Groove Records is a BIPOC-owned, independent label based in Wareham, MA, specializing in artists of the eastern New England music scene. With a commitment to fostering creativity and community, Poly-Groove Records is dedicated to bringing exceptional music experiences to audiences far and wide.
Don't miss your chance to be part of history. Join us as we embark on a journey through the soulful sounds of "THUNDERCHILD," a testament to the power of music to unite and inspire.
For more information, visit http://polyphonicstudios.com/pgr
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