Chicago as the city that dug a canal and reversed its own river, jacked its downtown out of the mud with the guests still inside, and once exonerated a cow by City Council resolution: male and female voices trade the Great Migration and the warehouse dancefloor — guitar to drum machine, same beat — across Pilsen, Bronzeville, Devon Avenue and every ward that calls it home. Dibs.
We Turned The River Around
Style
Fast Chicago house fused with electrified Chicago blues at 128 BPM, layering a dusty drum-machine four-on-the-floor under a live blues shuffle with slide guitar, harmonica and Hammond organ, male and female leads alternating verses in a broad flat Chicago accent and locking into tight unison on the choruses.