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Saxy
Saxy came together in New York City in the early 2000s, built around saxophonist Ethan James and keyboardist Anya Petrova. They played a mix of jazz, funk,...
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Saxy came together in New York City in the early 2000s, built around saxophonist Ethan James and keyboardist Anya Petrova. They played a mix of jazz, funk, and soul, drawing from artists like Stevie Wonder and Herbie Hancock.
Their debut album 'Funk Liberation' arrived in 2006, anchored by the single 'Break The Funk & Set Me Free.' That track's groove and saxophone lines found an audience on radio and streaming services, giving the band its first real break.
Saxy's lyrics sometimes touched on social issues, which brought them a certain kind of attention alongside the music. They also had another track called 'I Can See It In Your Face' that showed up in their setlists.
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