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Product Introduction: Pre-release in Japan. Say C.C., a Brooklyn-based discodelic soul band fronted by three female singers?named as a quiet tribute to Nile Rodgers' Chic!?makes its debut in Japan! Dreamy harmonies, catchy hooks, and uptempo grooves will captivate you! Centered around the powerful female lead vocals of Piya Malik (a key member of Elle Michel's Affair and former backing singer for Chicano Batman), Sabrina Mireo Cunningham, and Nia Gazelle Brown, Say C.C. is a soul band that brings together an impressive array of musicians, including former members of The Extraordinaires (the house band of Dap-Kings and Ronnie Scotts), and members of the underground cult funk band Orgon. Following their debut album "Prism" (2022), which garnered attention in Japan, a new album has already been completed! Their second album, "Silver," will be released on Karma Chief, a subsidiary of Coalmine, one of the most talked-about soul/funk labels today! The women of Say See See deliver captivating vocal performances, weaving together memorable melodies, fresh harmonies, playful ad-libs, and exhilarating Hindi riffs accented with operatic screams that draw listeners into their otherworldly celestial realm. Their elegant and alluring style is woven together with their voices. This second album comes less than a year after their debut, and what's more, the number of tracks has doubled from 8 to 16! They're on a roll! The opening harmony of the three singers in the album opener, "Reeling," instantly transports you to another world. The three voices, riding on a light funk beat, are incredibly captivating. The lead single, "C'est Si Bon," is a disco-delic anthem from Say C.C. about living in the present and cherishing the present moment. An homage to dance floors around the world, "C'est Si Bon" evokes the playgrounds of Parisians, the shopping malls of '90s LA, the cool downtown New York of the 1970s, and the glitz and glamour of London nightlife. The exhilarating and intoxicating feeling of the title track, "Silver," is extraordinary. This is a truly fulfilling work that is sure to leave all of Japan in a blissful rapture! Media reviews and more: Say C.C., a Brooklyn-based disco-delic soul band fronted by three female singers?named as a quiet tribute to Nile Rodgers' Chic!?makes their debut in Japan! Their dreamy harmonies, catchy hooks, and uptempo grooves will captivate you! (C)RS
