NEW Retro Soul 45 - Bella Brown & The Jealous Lovers - What Will You Leave Behind - LRK Records

After the success of their previous “Get Mine/I’m Gone” 7” vinyl 45 release LRK Records is proud to announce the follow up record.

A side: What Will You Leave Behind

B side: Bang Bang Bang 

Bella Brown & The Jealous Lovers are a Los Angeles based, transplanted from Chicago, unit that specializes in 60s/70s soul and funk. The band is fronted by the dynamically charismatic Bella Brown. A fiery female lead singer that is a mixture of Tina Turner and Sharon Jones, with a persona that is reminiscent of the empowered female leads of 70s Blaxploitation films. Backed by the musicianship of The Jealous Lovers they form a unit that expertly expresses a uniquely modern interpretation of the traditional soul and funk genres. Their new single “What Will You Leave Behind” exemplifies this ideal. The track is a heartfelt call to action in these times of failed humanity and injustice.

A Motown influenced message of hope that features sympathetic vocals, supportive horns, and a funky twist that asks us to create a better future by considering the effects of our present!

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Only 300 copies press on 7" vinyl

Be quick there are only 62 copies left!

Pre-order here:

https://lrkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/what-will-you-leave-behind

Releases May 26, 2023

Bella Brown: Vocals
Linda Taylor: Guitar
David Delhomme: Keyboards, Guitar
Daniel Pearson: Bass
Curt Bisquera: Drums
Taku Hirano: Percussion
The Regiment Horns
Sean Erick: Trumpet
Leon Silva: Tenor Sax
Kevin Williams: Trombone
Composed by Carol Hatchett, Daniel Pearson
Publishing: Avenue J Music(BMI), Velvet Sundae(ASCAP)
Produced by Daniel Pearson
Recording Engineer: The Jealous Lovers
Mix Engineer: Daniel Pearson
Mastering Engineer: J J Golden
Horns arranged by Daniel Pearson
Executive Producer: Avenue J Music, Liam Kenney(LRK Records)
Logo Artwork: Nori Shirasu
Special thanks to: Shelia Escovedo, Sean Slade, Enrique Gonzalez Muller, Prince
Charles Alexander, Bernard Fowler, Darryl Jones, Richard Mendelson, John Storyk,
Susan Rodgers, Daniel Thompson, John Whynot, David Bendeth