1. You Make Lovin' Real Easy
2. Uptight
3. Say What You Mean
4. Love Me Right
5. Mama Told Me
6. The 1,2,3s
7. I Know You Didn't Mean It
8. The Bing
9. Something Going On
Australia seems to be the new frontier of deep funk sound and Dojo Cuts are no exception. The explosive debut album pulls no audio punches on its way to delivering a string of killer blows. Everything is raw, live and loud in the world of Dojo Cuts - the tightest and hardest working band in the southern hemisphere to emerge in the last year - who have no qualms about unleashing their raucous rhythms and slices of soul whenever and where ever. Gabriel Roth, Neal Sugarman and Russ Dewbury are already fans of the band.
The explosive debut album from Sydney funk maestros DOJO CUTS (scheduled for release April 20th) pulls no audio punches on its way to delivering a string of killer blows. Everything is raw, live and loud in the world of DOJO CUTS - the tightest and hardest working band in the southern hemisphere to emerge in the last year - who have no qualms about unleashing their raucous rhythms and slices of soul whenever and weherever. The deepest grooves underpin their distinctive sound while the powerful vocals of Roxie Ray front and center turn up the heat and mercilessly knock you into next week.
Influenced by the giants of funk and soul through the ages, the aural assault provided by DOJO CUTS is indisputably in the here and now, leading the charge Down Under in the unstoppable global funk resurgence. Featuring their brilliant debut single "1-2-3" (scheduled for release March 3rd), a red-hot version of Stevie Wonder's "Uptight" and a string of originally penned cuts from the King Street Soul Dojo, theirs is a debut to savour. Buy the album, take it home and crank up the stereo - just make sure the roof is securely attached to the rest of your house.
"Wonderful earthy vocals and crisp playing. This is a very promising debut for these Aussie funksters. Definitely going to be played on the show." - The Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show - BBC 6Music
"Fronted by the lovely Roxie Ray, these guys have nailed some tight rollers in the line of the Bamboos, some more soulful numbers a la The Ray Mann 3 and even some Dap King-esque classics. Now if that's not a generous comparison I don't know what is. the most important thing with this style is the players right? Well these players know what's up, and Roxie's voice is strong, and dare I say sexy." - Tony Edwards
"With this debut album, Roxie Ray and the Dojo Cuts have secured their place among the heavy hitters of today's funk and soul bands" - Gabriel Roth (Daptone)
"A very welcome addition to the Antipodean Deep Funk & Soul scene…" - Lanu (The Bamboos)
"Wonderful earthy vocals and crisp playing. Definitely going to be played on the show" - Craig Charles (BBC6 funk and soul show)
"These players know what's up, and Roxie's voice is strong, and dare I say sexy" - Tony Edwards (Brag magazine)
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