E*volve's “Happy Hour In the Gene Pool” is a must have for lovers
of downtempo, trip hop and jazz laced lounge grooves. What could easily be called the Evolution of Downtempo & Lounge for me is more like the perfection of chilled and downbeat grooves. Harvested at just the right time Evolve taps into that euphoric nerve center that makes everything alright.

The album’s mix of jazzy lounge grooves sprinkled with some hip hop flavor make this CD a clear favorite for those wanting to chill after a long days work or anytime. Mixed to perfection, the CD carries you smoothly with style and subtleness and just as a finely mixed drink hits you with an intoxicating buzz that will make you smile and yearn for more.

Excellent production quality and musical arrangements highlight this CD and attest to the skills of producer, mixer and song writer Red. Fresh food and great recipes are nice on the own, but it takes a talented chef to bring the right components together mixed and seasoned to perfection. Red’s supporting cast, Chris Barron, Freddy Kron, Evan Avery Margo Reymundo and Tantrum certainly do just that. And this is just their debut CD!!

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Evolve

Webpage: http://www.evolvemusic.us
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA Description:
downbeat jazz lounge chill electronica = cool trip-hop

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Evolve

Biography:
Evolve is the brainchild of composer/producer Red Broad. Having spent enough time producing projects for other artists, Red felt that it was about time to forge ahead with his own music and in 2005 Evolve was born.

From his very first foray into creating music, Red loved experimenting with found sound and weird synthesizer patches, steering away from anything that was too formulaic. However such are the dictates of the music business that making a living often over ruled art and Red found himself only too often compromising what he believed in.

Fueled by a desire to create music from the heart and not the wallet, Red wanted to return to his roots. To enjoy the freedom of writing music with a less confining structure and format, but that still employed solid songwriting at its core. Most of all he wanted to return to writing music that he enjoyed.

Evolve is the natural process of evolution from those early days of experimentation.