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"Music that takes you airborne. I was riveted by the band." Stephanie
Ferbuson, Sheffield Lyceum
 "A beguiling
blend of funk and Latin that is at time
reminscent of Steely Dan"
Roger Trapp (5
Best Gigs) Pizza Express Jazz Cafe
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"Blending the
sounds of sun-soaked South America with those
closer to home"
Nigel Bell
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"It was a
great performance"
Brian Lisowy,
Festival Administrator, Summer Sundae
 "Really funky and energetic music" Richard Buxton, Festival Programmer, Nottingham Riverside Festival  |
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Singer/guitarist/percussionist
Mat Andasun’s music is a Latin baked fusion of English
prog rock and pop with a strong dose of 80's new wave
Afro funk. Mat's vocals and guitar are reminiscent
of Jose Feliciano while the band's unique sound claims
its heritage from 70s prog and Santana across the years
to Talking Heads, right up to Basement Jaxx.
The band features Dave Sturt
on bass (Gong, Steve Hillage, Bill Nelson, Jade Warrior
and Dave Gilmour) Jim Farey on drums,
percussionist Tony Sykes (Melindy/Deli) and
Nick Daines (The Shakes) on keyboards.