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Funk Fiction

Funk Fiction came together in London around 2006, mixing funk and soul with electronic beats. Their lineup included Freddy V on vocals, Tom Moore on drums,...

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Funk Fiction came together in London around 2006, mixing funk and soul with electronic beats. Their lineup included Freddy V on vocals, Tom Moore on drums, Jack Evans on keyboards, and Charlie Baker on bass.

In 2012, they put out the single "Reasons" with Rachelle Paul, which did well on the UK charts. The track had a catchy melody and got people dancing.

They released albums like "The Funk Fiction Chronicles," "The Soul Sessions," and "The Electric."

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