Cosmic Bounce - Funky Groove (1978) [FULL ALBUM]

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Band Biography: Cosmic Bounce
Genre: Funk, Groove, Psychedelic Rock
Founded: 1977
Debut Album: Funky Groove (1978)
Members:

Jamal "Jazzy" Carter – Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Elena Vega – Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Malcolm "Magic" Rivers – Keyboards, Synthesizer
Tony Blaze – Drums, Percussion
The Birth of a Funk Revolution
Cosmic Bounce was formed in 1977 in Oakland, California, during a period when funk, groove, and rock were undergoing exciting transformations. Four dynamic musicians, each bringing their own unique energy, came together to create a sound that blended the rhythmic soul of funk, the infectious energy of groove, and the mind-expanding textures of psychedelic rock.

Musical Style and Influences
Cosmic Bounce stood out for their seamless fusion of genres. Their music was driven by funky basslines, hypnotic rhythms, and electrifying synth melodies, all wrapped in psychedelic atmospheres. They were inspired by the raw energy of Parliament-Funkadelic, the cosmic themes of Jimi Hendrix, and the groove-laden vibes of Sly and the Family Stone. The band’s sound became a signature of the late 1970s, pushing the boundaries of funk and rock into new, uncharted territories.

Debut Album: Funky Groove (1978)
The band released their debut album Funky Groove in 1978, which became an instant hit in underground music circles. The album captured the essence of the band’s eclectic sound, taking listeners on a journey through infectious grooves, cosmic themes, and soulful melodies.
Notable tracks include:

"Bounce to the Moon": A funky anthem with psychedelic guitar riffs and spacey keyboard solos.
"Galactic Love Affair": A sultry, bass-driven groove about interstellar romance.
"Vortex Funk": A high-energy track with relentless drumbeats and hypnotic rhythms.
Meet the Band Members
Jamal "Jazzy" Carter, the charismatic frontman, brought the soul to Cosmic Bounce with his powerful vocals and rhythmic guitar playing.
Elena Vega, with her deep, resonant basslines, anchored the groove and added harmony with her smooth backing vocals.
Malcolm "Magic" Rivers elevated the band's sound with his innovative use of synthesizers and psychedelic keyboard effects.
Tony Blaze, a master of rhythm, infused the music with pulsating beats and fiery percussion that kept audiences dancing.
Legacy and Influence
With Funky Groove, Cosmic Bounce earned a reputation as pioneers of a new sound that defied traditional genre boundaries. Their music became a staple at underground clubs and cosmic-themed parties, attracting a diverse fanbase that celebrated the fusion of funk, rock, and psychedelia.

The band continued to push creative boundaries throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s, influencing a new generation of artists to experiment with genre-blending. Cosmic Bounce is remembered as a trailblazing group that brought the funk to the stars and made every groove cosmic.

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