Mint Condition

Formed in Saint Paul, Minnesota, in the mid-1980s, Mint Condition stands out as a band that has deftly traversed the realms of R&B, funk, jazz, and soul, cementing their place in the music industry with a blend of genres that is uniquely their own. Initially gaining major attention with their hit "Breakin' My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)," from their debut album "Meant to Be Mint" (1991), they quickly established themselves as talented musicians and adept songwriters. Their sound, characterized by a seamless integration of live instrumentation coupled with captivating vocals, set them apart in an era increasingly dominated by programmed beats and samples in the R&B genre.

Over the years, Mint Condition has maintained a consistent presence in the music scene, releasing albums such as "Life's Aquarium" and "Music @ The Speed Of Life", that showcase their evolution while staying true to their original sound. Their ability to deliver powerful live performances, as captured in "Mint Condition (Live from the 9:30 Club)," has helped them to cultivate a devoted fan base and earn respect within the industry. With a career that spans over three decades, Mint Condition has seen their share of changes in the music landscape but has remained resilient, continually adapting and evolving. Their dedication to their craft and their ability to blend various musical styles effortlessly has ensured that their music remains relevant and timeless.

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Mint Condition (Live from the 9:30 Club)
Album - 14 Tracks - Released April 12, 2018
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