Freestyle Records's video: Speedometer - Look No Further feat Najwa Ezzaher Audio

Download & Stream: https://kud.li/fsrcd130 Subscribe: https://sb.kud.li/UCd9NcFYcAlIYM_acSxDyl_w Official stream from Freestyle Records. Distributed by Kudos Records. More music playlists: https://pl.kud.li/UCd9NcFYcAlIYM_acSxDyl_w Album: Our Kind of Movement [ALBUM] Track: 10 of 11 Title: Look No Further Artist: Speedometer (feat. Najwa Ezzaher) Label: Freestyle Records Cat #: FSRCD130 Formats: CD Album/Digital/Vinyl LP Digital Release: 3rd April 2020 Physical Release: 3rd April 2020 About This Release: Speedometer, the UK's premier funk band, started out in 1999 playing classic funk tunes by artists such as The Meters and The JB's in small clubs across the Southeast of England. In 2000 they released their first single, "Soul Safari" onSoul Firethe seminal New York label. This was soon followed with a slew of fine limited pressing releases on Timmion and Kennel Klub. Their opening release for Freestyle was a 7" featuring a blistering funk cover ofBeyonce's"Work it Out", withRia Currieon vocals. Over the years, Speedometer have worked with a host of US funk legends including Joe Quarterman, Eddie Bo, Marva Whitney, Martha High, Sharon Jones, James Bell (Highlighters), Lee Fields, Billy WootenandRobert Moore.All were blown away by Speedometer's authenticity and dedication to faithfully creating that original soul-funk sound. Our Kind of Movementis Speedometer's 5th album release for Freestyle (excluding two compilations of archive releases) and seesVanessa JamieandNajwa EzzaherjoinJames Junioron vocal duties. On this album, the band re-explore their own diverse influences combining the heritage ofLatin FunkinFunky Amigo,Afro-BeatonAbuja Sunrise,Indian SsychedeliconKashmir, theNorthern SoulonWe gave up too soon". There is, of course, a hefty dose of new heavy weight funk and soul tunes, as you would expect. After 20 years of making funky music, this LP brings their experiences all together on one record whilst keeping the funk groove at it's heart. This is Speedometer's "Kind of Movement".