The Nils Landgren Funk Unit, often abbreviated as NLFU, is a dynamic ensemble founded and led by Swedish trombonist and singer Nils Landgren. Known for its vibrant and soulful fusion of jazz, funk, and R&B, the Funk Unit has established itself as a powerhouse on the international music scene since its inception in the mid-1990s. Landgren, dubbed "The Man with the Red Horn," is not only the bandleader but also the charismatic frontman who imbues the group with his energetic performance style and musical ingenuity.

The Funk Unit has a rich discography that boasts a variety of albums showcasing their versatility and consistent evolution over the years. Their recent releases such as "Funk Is My Religion" and "Unbreakable" with Ray Parker Jr. exemplify their commitment to the core elements of funk, while incorporating contemporary influences and guest artists to keep their sound fresh and exciting. Other notable works, such as "Teamwork," "Funk for Life," and "Licence to Funk," further demonstrate their ability to blend catchy hooks with intricate musicianship. Albums like "Funky Abba" reveal their skill in reimagining classic songs with a distinctive funky twist, indicating the group's playful exploration of different genres within the funk spectrum. The Nils Landgren Funk Unit continues to thrill audiences worldwide with their energetic live performances, as captured in concert recordings like "Live in Montreux" and "Funk Unit - Live in Stockholm," evidencing their reputation as one of the preeminent live funk acts of their generation.