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“Rare Groove: Unleashing Groove-filled Magic from Music Factory Records”
Get ready to be blown away by the latest release from Music Factory Records! “Rare Groove” brings together a phenomenal lineup of talented musicians, including Ari Joshua on guitar, Delvon Lamarr on Hammond organ, Skerik on sax, and Grant Schroff on drums. The chemistry between these artists is simply electric, and their seamless blend of sounds will have you grooving along in no time.
What sets this recording apart is the meticulous attention to detail in the production. Studio Soli used top-notch vintage audio equipment for tracking, while Blue Mallard Studios handled the mixing. The result? A rich and immersive sound that transports you back to the golden era of groove.
Tracks like “Soulmine,” “Fresh,” “Spooky,” and “Say Whatcha Wanna Say” are already making waves on streaming platforms, earning recognition from radio stations, magazines, and podcasts. It’s clear that Music Factory Records has struck gold with “Rare Groove.”
Ari Joshua’s commitment to releasing 24 songsin 2024 is a testament to his unwavering dedication and passion for his craft. “Rare Groove” is just one step in his musical journey, following the success of previous releases like “Country Stroll” and “Elephant Walk.”
Can’t wait for fans to dive into “Rare Groove” and experience the magic of this all-star ensemble. It’s incredible to witness artists pushing boundaries and creating music that moves us to the groove. Let’s show our support for Music Factory Records and their mission to bring us more unforgettable tunes in the future.
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For KING + COUNTRY Bring A Drummer Boy Christmas to Dickies Arena on December 5
Most Christmas tours play it safe with a few carols tucked into a regular set. For KING + COUNTRY built an entire production around the season, and A Drummer Boy Christmas has become one of the biggest holiday shows in the country. On Saturday, December 5 it fills Dickies Arena in Fort Worth.
For KING + COUNTRY bring A Drummer Boy Christmas to Dickies Arena in Fort Worth on Saturday, December 5, with the show set for 7:00 PM. The Fort Worth date is one of 14 shows on this year’s edition of the tour.
Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone lead the duo, winners of four GRAMMY Awards, and the Christmas production has grown into a signature part of their year. Audiences can expect the big arrangements the pair are known for on Christmas favorites including O Come, O Come Emmanuel and their version of Little Drummer Boy, alongside original holiday music and songs from across their career.
The tour takes its name from the duo’s 2020 holiday album, A Drummer Boy Christmas. This year’s run also follows a fresh chapter in the catalog: the pair’s fifth studio album, The Most Beautiful Colours, arrived on September 18, 2026, giving the Fort Worth crowd new material threaded through the holiday set.
Dickies Arena, on Montgomery Street next to the Will Rogers Memorial Complex, is Fort Worth’s premier arena and a fitting room for a production this size. A full scale Christmas show in the first week of December is exactly the kind of night the building was made for, and this tour sells on spectacle as much as on songs.
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