Speak Easy Circus are modernity personified. With experimental indie and funk sound imprints, they revive retro profiles and styles, presenting them with contemporary design. It is edgy, strung with blues rock, disco grooves, jazz accents, and new age electronica. The juxtaposition of these diverse frames result in the creation of animated funk soundscapes with slapstick histrionics. You’ll witness the sublime allure of Speak Easy Circus in their latest release, Gros Michel. It is apparently unique with amusing sonic references and formations. Listeners of Panic at the Disco, Frank Zappa, The Libertines, and the like are sure to enjoy the deliberate awry atmospheres and titillating strangeness of this band’s work.
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The track is a creative whistle-blower of sorts. While on the surface, it is about the refreshing, potassium rich tropical fruit, the banana, songwriter Jack Avison draws the listener into a web of corporate propaganda and environmental impacts of the banana industry. Critical undertones, dark irony and suspenseful rhetoric cast caution and suspicion to the soundscape. Listening to it makes you feel as though you’re in a James Bond movie with addictive plot twists, uncovering the unexpected as you go. Listen Now!
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