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It’s a Wow The Crowd Moment From Bruce Wayne

Funkadelic is back.. the Baton Rouge, Louisiana based Blues group it’s an explosive mashup of modern Southern Soul Zydeco with Southern Hip Hop undertones creating a fresh sound spearheaded by a group of music industry veterans that are known to put on a show.

Bruce Wayne is composed of lead vocalist, Bruce Beelow Moore, a gold selling Hip Hop artist, Lead vocalist, Veronica Raelle, who has sung with Blues legends like Big Pokey, Coldrank, Tucker, Tyrie Neil, Lead vocalist, Carl Bazile managed MC Nero’s early career of hits and the Southern Soul Blues Queen Stephanie McDee for years, DJ Money, a secret catalyst for the gold selling “Big Body” hit for rap artist, Beelow and “Jigga Juice” by J Records recording artist, Lil Josh and Earnest, hype man, Mike Pimpin Rich, who’s toured with top Southern rappers such as Kevin Gates, and NBA Meechie; he’s a stage general and knows how to control the crowd. The team came together to form the band, “Bruce Wayne”.

“Our heart pumps blues. My mom, my brothers and my family all sang blues. I’m the first one to infuse Zydeco with Rap with the hit ‘Call The Police’ by Stephanie Mcdee with Super Producer, Shonta.”

“What inspired me to write this song I can only remember countless experiences of trail rides and zydeco festivals, or I can just say my love and respect for the music and culture and my desire to infuse my influence of hip hop and blues background from my mother and my cousins the Neal family who know what make a great record my desire was to make my mark with combinations of zydeco drive and hip hop influences to catch the ear of our youth and the respect of those who done it before me and let the critics decide if my artistic view of the new southern soul zydeco is great .. I think the fans have already begun speaking their opinions as the music speaks for itself I hope that it give many joy as it does me when I see people dancing and enjoying the song”

https://open.spotify.com/album/0s6WqCwhLhH5YoQCCGPkII?si=NGi8tuWGQ6Sgtkyfwk-ttQ

A True Legacy of Parliament Funkadelic the band is a Mashup of electro avant soul psychedelic funk with an infusion of Hip Hop Blues, quartet vocals that impact a stage show that WOWs the crowd! It’s high powered explosive energy. Follow them on social media for exclusive behind the scenes looks and updates.

https://www.facebook.com/Bruce-Wayne-Band-105522915466424

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