Fat Produce

Fat Produce is a soul jazz trio based in sunny Miami, but their roots stretch back to Studio City, California, where guitarist Addison Rifkind and drummer Michael Duffy originally connected. With the solid foundation of upright bass, the group brings a fresh twist to the classic guitar trio setup—their live sets are a dynamic mix of original tunes and deep cuts from hip-hop, soul, and jazz, all delivered with a head-nodding groove. You’ll catch them reworking the musical vibe of the last 70 years, honoring the soulful past while keeping things funky and modern for today’s listeners.

Their debut LP, Fresh Squeeze, showcases Fat Produce’s knack for reviving classic flavors with a contemporary edge, and tracks like “Texas Twister,” “Gatur Bait,” and “Sticky Beets” give a taste of their groove-first approach. Whether it’s original compositions or inventive covers (check out their take on “54-46 Was My Number”), Fat Produce’s sound is both a throwback and a breath of fresh air—perfect for fans who love their jazz with a side of swagger.