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SUMMARY:Neil Frances
DESCRIPTION:There’s something you need to know: There is no Neil Frances.
 \n\nOK\, sort of. Neil Frances is not a solo artist\, it’s the name of a
  duo comprised of Sydney-born Jordan Feller and Southern California native
  Marc Gilfry. And to help you remember that Neil Frances is not a person\,
  the duo has named its forthcoming debut LP\, due out in 2022\, There Is N
 o Neil Frances.\n\nFeller and Gilfry met in 2012 and formed the group in 2
 016\, having both relocated to LA from London and New York\, respectively\
 , in pursuit of new projects. Feller began his music career back home in A
 ustralia as a hip-hop obsessed\, self-taught electronic music DJ\, while G
 ilfry grew up in a musically-inclined household and played and sang in mul
 tiple bands. With Gilfry’s inherent knack for hooks and melodies and Fel
 ler’s encyclopedic sonic recall ability and vast knowledge of production
 \, the pair hit it off and began to develop their brand of beat-driven pop
 infused with a more organic warmth than most modern music. Putting special
  emphasis on their enthralling live sets — always performed live with a 
 multi-piece band and never relying on playback — the group quickly devel
 oped a reputation as a must-see stage artist.\n\nSoon their reputation as 
 a diverse act with a wide range of talents began to build among listeners 
 of all kinds. “I think there’s a lot of diversity in the people who li
 sten to our songs and come out to our shows\, and we feel like that’s th
 e result of something intentional\,” Gilfry says. “Jordan and I always
  wanted to use our music to build a tent big enough for anyone and everyon
 e.”\n\nSteadily building from the ground up since the beginning\, the du
 o has been hard at work on the music for the new album since just before t
 he pandemic took hold but have been heading toward this pinnacle for even 
 longer. The 2018 debut EP\, Took A While\, with its blend of psychedelic r
 hythms\, vibe-y\, infectious grooves\, and a raw\, funky spirit put the ac
 t firmly on the map and propelled them to tour slots with established acts
  like Jungle\, SG Lewis and Unknown Mortal Orchestra.\n\nA number of singl
 e releases\, remixes\, and featured guest spots on their tracks helped imp
 lement their fluidity and embracing of a changing modern pop landscape. An
 d now\, There Is No Neil Frances is set to expand their reach with its sen
 se of\nundeniable groove and sunny outlook grounded in realness. The songs
  on the LP cut to the heart of what makes Neil Frances who they are and\, 
 for the first time\, are bound by a common\, cohesive thread. The album lo
 osely tells the story of an insect aspiring to find its place in a utopian
  dreamscape — a story perhaps best appreciated while in the moment at a 
 NF gig\, or in a hazy\, red-tinted room with your favorite beverage at han
 d.\n\nThe band explains\, “Our new album is about self-realization and b
 ecoming the person that you dream of. The concept is that we are insects o
 n earth who ascend into outer space to become divas at a galactic ball.”
  “It’s Like A Dream” is the “set it off” track\, a grade-A jam t
 o blast at full volume and get the weekend started in the spirit of Kylie 
 Monogue\, Robyn\, Amber\, and Jessie Ware. “On A Dark Night” sets the 
 tone for the rest of the record with its smoother-than-silk chorus.\n\n“
 I Can Feel The Pressure” sends us back to the 90s R&amp\;B-meets-indie w
 orld\, while “We’re Falling Up” channels Italo-Disco and flexes a se
 nse of what the band calls “dance music with DHM”: deep hidden meaning
 \, borrowing a phrase from the great Nile Rodgers. Masters at wearing thei
 r influences on their sleeves with out being overly referential or obvious
 \, “Everyday With You” is a powerhouse anthem driven by a Bobby Caldwe
 ll sample that captures the communal spirit that came from the early days 
 of lockdown when the pandemic forced us all to bubble up. Utilizing vintag
 e drum machines such as the Roland 808 and Drumtraks\, and effects process
 ors like the Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo\, as well as a myriad of synthesize
 rs and keyboards\, the songs experiment within a very defined realm: to be
  sure\, you know a Neil Frances song when you hear it.\n\n“With an album
 \, you have to be able to zoom out and see the bigger picture\, and it giv
 es you the chance to show personality and tell a bit more of a story\,” 
 Feller says. “We’ve created a journey here. And we know now more than 
 ever what we’re good at and what we love about creating music.”
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CATEGORIES:All Ages,Concerts
LOCATION:Revolution Live\, 100 SW 3rd Ave.\, Fort Lauderdale\, FL\, 33312\,
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