B-Side Guys

The Selfless Lovers’ latest track, “So Far Gone,” is a high-octane, funk-infused journey that transports listeners straight to the heart of a modernized 70s dance party. The Austin, Texas-based group, known for their vibrant blend of retro and contemporary styles, delivers a musical experience that’s as refreshing as it is reminiscent of the golden era of funk and soul.

The song’s narrative, centered around the theme of leaving behind the bustling life of Austin for the soulful realms of New Orleans and Mississippi, is expertly woven into a tapestry of rhythmic disco grooves and catchy choruses. What makes “So Far Gone” stand out is its seamless blend of classic pop structures with a pronounced saxophone riff, courtesy of the band’s multi-talented frontman, Nik Parr. Parr’s ability to switch dynamically between sax, piano, and vocals not only showcases his musical versatility but also adds an authentic layer to the song that resonates with the energy of live performances.

The Selfless Lovers have managed to strike a rare balance with “So Far Gone,” creating a track that resonates with the nostalgia of 70s funk while injecting it with a refreshing contemporary twist. The energetic beats, combined with the spirited sax solos, make for an irresistibly danceable track, perfectly capturing the essence of both the genre and the band’s unique sound. The song is a celebration of movement – both physical and emotional – encapsulating the act of moving forward from life’s challenges with a spirited resilience. For fans of the funk and soul genres, and for those who appreciate a good groove, “So Far Gone” is a compelling addition to The Selfless Lovers’ repertoire, showcasing their ability to craft music that is both timelessly groovy and energetically modern.