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Mark Johns and her magical journey down "5 South" with Brasstracks & Alexander Lewis

  • March 4, 2015
  • Nathan Beer
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The brass section of any musical coalition is one of the reasons why funk and orchestral styles are still so popular in the dance music community. Take Griz, Big Gigantic, and Goldfish for example. They've introduced everything from the saxophone to trumpet to oboe in their music. Impressive, because that vibe has already cemented its roots in our established electronic hearts.

Today, the hardworking near-overnight sensation Mark Johns brings her sultry voice to the table yet again, this time aside Alexander Lewis and Brasstracks. On the immediate rise and stopping for no one, Johns has a plan for world domination and her voice is the key. Her latest "5 South" taps into every aspect of chill jazz and hard-knocking bubbling percussion. It also happens to be Mark Johns' 21st birthday today. In celebration, grab the free download and welcome the new old way of jazzy electronic music.

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