Brasshouse | Too Many Zooz | TEDxNYIT

Описание: This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. This organic music, which they call “Brasshouse,” is the musical culmination of all different styles and upbringings.

Forged in the depths of the New York City subway system, Too Many Zooz is unlike anything you’ve ever heard. While only consisting of three members (Matt Doe on trumpet, Leo P. on baritone saxophone, King of Sludge on drums/percussion), Too Many Zooz has the ability of producing a booming sound. This organic music, which they call “Brasshouse,” is the musical culmination of all different styles and upbringings. While still a young band, Too Many Zooz has received quite a bit of attention. The New York Post calls them “The hottest thing in New York City music”. Questlove (The Legendary Roots Crew) tweeted a video of them, saying, “THIS is how The Roots got their start....minus Youtube to spread the quicker word. Peep NYC’s own”. While Too Many Zooz grows and continues on their journey, you can still find them from time to time

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