Snarky Puppy
Snarky Puppy is a collective of musicians based in Brooklyn, New York, led by guitarist and composer Michael League. The group includes keyboardist Bill...
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Snarky Puppy is a collective of musicians based in Brooklyn, New York, led by guitarist and composer Michael League. The group includes keyboardist Bill Laurance, bassist Lincoln Goines, and drummer Larnell Lewis among its rotating members. They've released albums like "We Like It Here," "Culcha Vulcha," and "Sylva" over the last decade or so.
Their track "Free Your Dreams" features vocalist Chantae Cann, with other songs in their catalog including "Amour T'es La" and "Deep." The band has faced some criticism for performing in Israel during political tensions in 2014, which sparked debate among fans about mixing music and politics.
Snarky Puppy has supported organizations like Jazz for Peace and the Jazz Foundation of America. Their music draws from jazz, funk, and various world influences without settling into a single category.
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