An Interview on reinvention, resonance, and sound as a form of light.
Anthony recently sat down for an interview with Jon Bonham Fox for his Off The Record series on Substack.
Here’s a snippet:
For nearly two decades, Soulganic has been a quietly radical presence in the indie soul and funk space — a band as focused on groove as they are on growth. With deep roots in soul, jazz, funk, and rock, they’ve always danced at the edges of genre. But their latest body of work suggests something more expansive is at play.
Their fifth album, Phosphene, released earlier this year, is a meditation on perception — a sonic exploration of what we sense even when we can’t see. Now a trio, Soulganic has distilled their sound to something rawer, deeper, and more intentional.
We caught up with Anthony Rodriguez of Soulganic to talk about their beginnings, their evolution, and what it means to hear light through sound.
Read the full interview here (you must create a free Substack account to do so).
