Capri

Capri delivers a sound that is unapologetically large, leaning into the maximalist joy of an 11-piece ensemble. It is the sound of a room full of musicians locked into a single, undeniable groove. The music feels physically present, driven by a rhythm section that prioritizes the pocket above all else, while the brass section provides a punchy, cinematic flair that recalls the golden era of disco and funk.

What sets this project apart is the intersection of traditional big-band discipline and the slick, electronic-adjacent production of the early 2000s. While the instruments are organic and the performances are raw, the final mix has a shimmering, high-fidelity clarity that makes it feel contemporary. It avoids the 'retro' trap by injecting a sense of urgency and a slightly experimental edge into the arrangements.

Start with 'Boogie Man' to experience the full weight of their horn section and the infectious energy that defined their peak. It is the perfect entry point for anyone who wants their soul music with a side of sophisticated, high-octane musicianship.