June 4, 2024

Behind the Scenes: MaxX & Love's Debut Album "These Blues Might Get You Too"

Behind the Scenes: MaxX & Love's Debut Album

In this engaging podcast episode, the talented musicians MaxX and Love sit down to have an in-depth conversation about their highly anticipated debut album, "These Blues Might Get You Too," which is eagerly awaited by fans and is scheduled for release on the 14th of June. The duo provides listeners with a rich exploration of the album's deep-rooted blues influences, while also discussing how they've skillfully woven together a tapestry of diverse musical styles, including the soulful rhythms of soul, the complex harmonies of jazz, and the vibrant, rhythmic patterns of West African music, to create a unique and eclectic sound.

 

Throughout the episode, Max and Love offer a candid look into the creative process behind the album, sharing stories of how they managed to capture the raw, live emotion of their performances within the confines of the recording studio. They speak highly of their collaboration with the renowned producer Matthew Fink, whose expertise helped to shape the sound and feel of the album, ensuring that each track not only stands out on its own but also contributes to the album's cohesive narrative.

 

The musicians also take a trip down memory lane, recounting the evolution of their relationship from a simple friendship to the formation of their band. They discuss their somewhat meteoric rise within the vibrant South African music scene, where they've quickly made a name for themselves with their soul-stirring performances and authentic sound. Looking ahead, Max and Love express their dreams and aspirations for achieving international recognition, hoping to connect with audiences around the globe through their music.

 

In addition to talking about their own music, MaxX and Love pay homage to the artists and albums that have shaped their musical identities. They share personal anecdotes about their musical inspirations, revealing the albums that have had a profound impact on them and continue to influence their approach to music-making. This not only highlights their passion for the craft but also offers listeners a glimpse into the musical lineage that informs their work.

 

Overall, this podcast episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in getting a deeper understanding of MaxX & Love's artistic vision, the making of "These Blues Might Get You Too," and the vibrant energy that these two musicians bring to the world of music.

 

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MaxX & Love are a Blues duo primarily inspired by African and Delta Blues.
Formed in 2021, they entered the music scene with a lucid blend of the old fashioned, enlivened with an experimental sound. They began to infuse a lot of their own current influences to the Blues with a stylistic depth and emotional resonance.
Encompassing a wide array of soundscapes, storytelling and musical styles, their take on the Blues is one of an interpersonal musical journey.

The pair met in film school back in 2013 and began as friends, with a mutual respect for one another’s talents and work ethics. Coming from different musical and cultural backgrounds, their differences only served to strengthen their collaborative artistic relationship. With Love leaning towards Jazz, Soul and Experimental music and MaxX hailing from a maelstrom of guitar-dense Rock ’n Roll, they found a dirt crossroad at which their styles and genres can dance with a sense of musical space that allowed them to shine individually, while working holistically within the context of the duo.
Within their first year as a musical act in 2021, they shared numerous stages with established acts such as Dan Patlansky, Albert Frost, Sipho ‘Hotstix’ Mabuse and The Black Cat Bones.
By their second year, they were listed in Forbes Africa’s: Top 10 Rising Stars in Africa, which paved way to the duo scoring a short film for Quizzical Pictures. Such a milestone prompted the recording of their first single, ‘He’s Got Your Love’, moreover, they’ve been hard at work on their debut album; These Blues Might Get Yo… Read More