EMEFE

EMEFE is a dynamic collective known for their pulsating energy and genre-blending sound that encompasses funk, afrobeat, soul, and rock. Founded in New York City in 2009 by drummer Miles Arntzen, the band derived its name from the acronym M.F.A., which stands for "Music Frees All," a philosophy that underscores their mission to create music that transcends boundaries and encourages liberation. EMEFE quickly gained recognition through their explosive live performances and their self-titled debut album which showcased their ability to craft infectious grooves while fostering a spirit of inclusivity.

Throughout their career, EMEFE has demonstrated remarkable versatility, seamlessly moving from the electric vibrancy of their earlier releases like "Good Future" to the introspective tones found in tracks like "Lucid (prelude)." Their body of work, including the "Europe EP" and the live album "Live at Bryant Park," captures the collective's evolution and dedication to their craft. The 10th-anniversary reissue of "Good Future" stands as a testament to their enduring appeal and the timeless quality of their music. With an unyielding commitment to their core ethos, EMEFE continues to inspire audiences around the world, proving that music is indeed a force that can free us all.

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