sweet blast of raw groove
and Jared Tankel’s commanding baritone sax—has evolved from Fela Kuti-inspired grooves to a darker
still in its original shrink with some light creasing and shelf wear
Recorded live at the 1973 Montreux Jazz Festival
joined by a heavyweight lineup of collaborators like Pink Siifu
Brenda – Bath Time DTG sweet blast of raw grooveBath Time is a quietly hypnotic suite of indie soul ballads from Hudson Whitlock (Surprise Chef, Karate Boogaloo), operating under his Brenda moniker. Across ten songs, Whitlock leans into tender falsetto vocals, cinematic arrangements, and deeply introspective songwriting, drawing from 60s sweet soul, French pop melodrama, and Melbournes modern instrumental soul scene. The mood is hushed and intimate, built on melancholy melodies, gentle grooves, and