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A Northwest collection of funk-soul expression
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The seven-piece funk-soul revival group Snug Harbor is located in Bellingham, Washington, in the remote Pacific Northwest. Sinclair Hucke, the singer and frontwoman, leads the group's dynamic and expressive vocals. They are supported by some of the Northwest's most renowned musicians, including the Willdabeast horn section and other past or current contributing members to some groups such as: the Michal Menert Big Band, YAMN, Yogoman Burning Band, Mr. Feel Good, Polecat and others. Even after ten years of service, Snug Harbor remains a powerful force in modern music, specializing in original compositions as well as tributes to classic soul, funk, and jam recordings. According to Craig Jewell, owner of the Wild Buffalo, who recently assisted in bringing this group out of semi-hibernation, "they just don't seem to lose a step." One thing is for certain when Snug hits the stage, it's about time for some of that real, old fashioned but somehow hip sounding and always righteous 'feel good music', so get ready to move!
Snug Harbor was founded in 2006 and has experienced significant transformations throughout the years. They have had the honor of headlining various concerts, fairs, and festivals, and have shared the stage with remarkable artists such as Skerik’s Bandalabra, Orgone, Sierra Leone’s Refugee Allstars, Robert Walters 20th Congress, Monophonics, The Aggrolites, McTuff, Five Alarm Funk, Delhi 2 Dublin, and Juno What!? Additionally, they were featured in the Gentlemen of The Road series alongside Foo Fighters, Flaming Lips, and Mumford & Sons. The group's remarkable response led them to tour increasingly, eventually catching the eye of Michal Menert. This opportunity allowed them to become the backing band for Michal Menert’s Big Band, a recording artist under Pretty Lights Music. They made their debut at the Sonic Bloom Music Festival in June 2014, performing in front of an audience of five thousand. This was followed by strong performances at the Fillmore and two shows at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado. Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Bandcamp, Amazon, Rhapsody, and numerous other online media platforms offer "Snug Harbor" albums for purchase and streaming. |