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LA VIDA DESDE ARRIBA - new single from VERY COOL PEOPLE featuring band's friends Panxo & Pablo!

VERY COOL PEOPLE, jazz-funk band from Riga, together with Panxo (Sophy Zoo & Orxata Sound System) & his brother, singer Pablo (La Raiz Band) are releasing common single LA VIDA DESDE ARRIBA.
Since summer 2008 VERY COOL PEOPLE are, time after time, preforming in Valencia together with local musicians. After their performances they get good feedback & are great accepted by Valencian audience, so each show in Spain band really enjoys to play.
As well as at home in Valencia VCP is keeping experimenting... sometimes band invites local musicians to join them for some tunes, this way the band have created new tunes & ideas. One of thees times Panxo joined the band, after the gig both like the sound together, so after some time VCP with Panxo & Pablo decided to record one tune together so result of their work together is LA VIDA DESDE ARRIBA.
So we hope you will enjoy the tune as much as we enjoyed to play it... ;)

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from SINGLES FROM 2010​-​2023 (THESE TUNES ARE NOT INCLUDED IN ANY ALBUM), track released January 25, 2010

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VERY COOL PEOPLE

Massive injection of funk & soul combined with jazz, surf & klezmer.
With a solid backbone in jazz, funk and soul, incorporating influences from surf, klezmer, rock and hip-hop, Very Cool People have been putting jazz&funk back on the dancefloor since 2007. Hailing from Riga, Latvia, the band has lit up clubs and festivals from Estonia to Romania, from Spain to South Korea. ... more

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