Why Soulganic Doesn’t Stick to One Genre
Call it progressive soul, alt soul, funky groove fusion—we’ve heard them all. We don’t mind. Labels are helpful for the internet, but they don’t mean much in the room when the beat kicks in.
We write what the moment calls for. That’s how “Scotland Yard” ended up with Middle Eastern guitar melodies over a shifting time sugnature groove. That’s how “Pulling Me (Pushing Me)” turns into a P-Funk odyssey by the end. That’s how “Phosphene” becomes a sonic jazz fusion odyssey.
That’s Soulganic.
