Brooklyn Boogaloo Blowout

The Brooklyn Boogaloo Blowout is a vibrant musical ensemble known for their energetic blend of soul, jazz, and R&B. Originally conceived by Tim Lüntzel in Boston in the mid-90s, the band found its stride in New York City's dive bars, where they honed their unique sound. Their lineup includes Leah Siegel on vocals, Chris Cheek on saxophones, Luca Benedetti on guitar, Andrew Sherman on organ, Tim Lüntzel on bass and as the leader, Tony Mason on drums, and Moses Patrou on percussion and vocals. Notable releases include "The Boog At Sunny's," a double album recorded at Sunny's Bar in Brooklyn, which captures the essence of their live performances.

Their music is characterized by its dynamic energy and the band's ability to craft a lively atmosphere reminiscent of New York City's nightlife. With a mix of original compositions and possibly some covers, they embody the spirit of Brooklyn's musical scene, blending genres to create an infectious groove. Releases like "Old Soul," "The Knickerbocker 7," and "Who Burnt The Bacon?" further showcase their eclectic style and musical versatility.