Years active 2002–2011 Origin Madrid, Spain (2002) Genres Funk, Jazz-funk | Active until 2011 Record label Acid Jazz Records | |
Labels Acid Jazz, Funkorama, Lovemonk (Mono) Website MySpace.com/SpeakLowFunk Members Julián Maeso
Jose "Funko" García
Antonio "Pax" Álvarez
David "el Indio" García
Martín García Albums I'm Gonna Groove Ya, Hands Up!, Where the Sidewalk Ends Similar The Sweet Vandals, Julian Maeso, The Sunday Drivers, La Vacazul, Phat Fred | ||
Speak Low were a Spanish funk combo based in Madrid, that formed in 2002. The band was founded by Julian Maeso, Jose García and Antonio Pax. They have released two albums, and five singles. The band was influenced by Lonnie Smith, Brian Auger, Georgie Fame, Lou Donaldson and The Meters. The band split up in 2011, their farewell concert being only in 2012 on the Moe Black Music Festival.
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History
Speak Low was formed in late 2002 by Julian Maeso (of The Sunday Drivers), Antonio Pax (of La Vacazul) and Jose Funko (of Mamafunko) to play covers of classic jazz-funk, soul and boogaloo in local clubs. Later Martín and David García would join and original compositions start to emerge. In 2003 they recorded a demo of three songs. Later, during the summer of 2004 the band recorded ten original songs, published in the spring of 2006 under the title I'm Gonna Groove Ya.
Albums
Singles and EPs
Songs
Meters BreadI'm Gonna Groove Ya · 2007
I DON't NEED NO WHAT?Hands Up! · 2009
I'm Gonna Groove YaI'm Gonna Groove Ya · 2007