Based out of Tampa, Florida, Phantom Phunk’s creative genius continues to shine with their new single titled Memory’s A Ghost. The group has an extremely inventive guise, as their fusion of alternative rock and hip-hop has opened the doors for new avenues of musical innovation. I first learned of Phantom Phunk’s compelling sound in my review of their song Everywhere You Go. Phantom Phunk is embarking on a tour of the South East in a couple of weeks.
5/18 – St. Augustine, FL – Sarbez
5/22 – Louisville, KY – Tim Falkner Gallery
5/24 – Richmond, VA – On the Rox
5/25 – Columbia, SC – the Arts Bar
5/26 – Chapel Hill, NC – the Cave
5/28 – Greensboro, NC – the Blind Tiger
5/29 – Greenville, SC – Radio Room
5/30 – Charleston, SC – the Tin Roof
5/31 – Wilmington, NC – the Whiskey
Memory’s A Ghost is a very impressive expression of Phantom Phunk’s artistic evolution. Outside of a few album skits on works by A Tribe Called Quest and their esteemed Can I Kick It, Phantom Phunk is the first group to record a hip-hop song that makes use of call and response harmonics as an integral part of a track’s structure. I was immediately drawn to the cadence of the bars being recited and also the track’s acoustic production, which gives Memory’s A Ghost its overall organic appeal. Phantom Phunk’s latest offering has resurrected a bit of soul in all of us.
Links:
https://www.phantomphunk.com/
https://www.facebook.com/PH2Music/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0AgBoNSoLQRM3kpYyeFgVf
https://www.instagram.com/phantomphunkofficial/
