“To The Floor” is the new single from ace bassist Byron Miller’s eagerly awaited Motor City Love, the phenomenal fourth movement in his inspired and acclaimed “Psychobass” series of full album projects. This feel-good lil’ jammy was composed and produced by longtime Byron Miller collaborator Chris “Big Dog” Davis. So infectious is “To The Floor” that it could only come from a smoothly jazzy Detroit slick alchemist whose chemistry has graced the work of artists ranging from Najee, Will Downing, Chante’ Moore and Richard Elliott to Funkadelic ringmaster George Clinton himself.
“To The Floor” finds our hero Byron “Psychobass” Miller pluckin’ and thumpin’ funk fortified sunshine out of his signature MTB line of `lectric basses over the digitized keyboard, synthesizer and drum tracks of producer Chris “Big Dog” Davis, including some righteously rhythmin’ guitar. The aural effect is straight up charismatically Courageous Cat in the Key of B.
So, Spring into B with “To The Floor” (follow-up to the single “Say it Ain’t Good to Ya”) - and rest assured you will get your daily requirement of essential Vitamin B, vital greens, and plenty-plenty hydration. Full album, Psychobass 4: Motor City Love (featuring keyboardist Herman Jackson, guitarist Paul Jackson Jr. and saxophonist Walter Beasley for whom Miller recently produced his album, Meet Me at My Place) slated for release on July 22, B’s Birthday.
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