King Of Spain

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Vocal supremo Pete White, keyboard wizard Dave Goodwin and emphatic drummer Miles Sly's paths have crossed many times, through many leading Adelaide ensembles, but forget all that. This is fresh. King of Spain has set off in a different direction, exploring uncharted waters. In search of a New World, in the name of the King. Various inspirations have set them on this daring new course. The vocal stylings of Jordan Rakei and Allen Stone. The lean, muscular beats of Lowrider. The funky keyboard innovations of Stevie Wonder’s Innervisions. The Neo soul of Thando and explosive performance daring of Hiatus Coyote. OK, those are sparks that lit the flame of possibility, but King of Spain dare to go further. What happens when they take to the stage? Flesh it out: add phat bass, add horns, add backing vocalists. Add tone and texture. Make it bigger, badder, sweeter, sadder. They introduce their own third chapter of modern Rhythm & Blues. Anything is possible in the court of the King.