Vulfpeck

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Vulfpeck
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Vulfpeck performing in Portland, Oregon with Cory Wong (left), 2017
Background information
Origin Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S.
Genres
Years active2011–present
LabelsVulf Records
Members
Website vulfpeck.com

Vulfpeck is an American funk band founded in 2011 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, by Jack Stratton, Theo Katzman, Woody Goss and Joe Dart. The band has released four extended plays, five studio albums, a compilation and a live album through their own record label. The band gained recognition in 2014 for releasing Sleepify , a silent album that exposed a loophole in Spotify's royalty distribution and funded an admission-free tour. The band is one of the first to sell out Madison Square Garden without a manager or backing label, and released the recorded performance as a live album in 2019. The band's most recent album, Schvitz , was released in December 2022.

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Background

The band members attended University of Michigan's school of music. They first came together [a] for a recording session [b] at the Duderstadt Center, a university facility that houses an arts library and other resources. [2] [3] After reading an interview with German producer Reinhold Mack, band founder Jack Stratton conceived of Vulfpeck as an imagined German version of the U.S. session musicians of the 1960s such as the Funk Brothers, the Wrecking Crew, and the Swampers. The idea was to channel that era of the live rhythm section. [3] [4] [5]

The band's founding members are Jack Stratton on keyboards, drums and guitar, Theo Katzman on guitar, drums and occasionally vocals, Woody Goss on keyboards, and Joe Dart on bass. [4] Touring partners and frequent collaborators are Antwaun Stanley, Joey Dosik and Cory Wong. [6] Other contributing musicians include Jacob Jeffries, Charles Jones, Christine Hucal, David T. Walker, Bernard Purdie, James Gadson and Blake Mills.

History

Early works and Sleepify

The band's first release was titled "Beastly". It was released in April 2011 as a YouTube video. The track was noted for its bass performance by No Treble, an online magazine for bass players. [7] The band released its first EP, Mit Peck, in 2011 and a second EP, Vollmilch, in 2012. In 2013, three band members backed Darren Criss on his national tour, and Joe Dart was ranked as No Treble's 5th-favorite bassist. [8] [9] Vulfpeck's first live performance was at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor, Michigan, followed by a performance in New York City at the Rockwood Music Hall in October 2013. [3] [10] The band released its third EP, My First Car, in August 2013. The EP features Antwaun Stanley on the band's first vocal track. A review of My First Car called it less energetic compared to the band's first two EPs but "still a fitting addition to a unique catalogue of music". [11]

In March 2014, Vulfpeck released Sleepify , a ten-track silent album on Spotify, in order to raise funds for an admission-free tour. The album generated $20,000 in royalties over a two-month period. [8] [12] Subsequently, Spotify removed the album stating it violated their terms of content. [13] The band's royalty generation scheme received international press coverage. [14] In July the band received the royalties and soon after announced the Sleepify Tour. [15] [16]

In August 2014, the band released its fourth EP, Fugue State. The EP's second track "1612" is styled after Wardell Quezergue's works and features Antwaun Stanley on vocals. [17] The song's title was inspired by the entrance code to an Airbnb Stratton was subletting. [18] The admission-free Sleepify Tour took place in September 2014. Tour locations included San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Ann Arbor and New York City. [19] In 2015, Stratton proposed a more equitable model for Spotify payout distribution in which each artist's payout is based solely on that artist's listeners, rather than every listener using the service. [20]

Studio albums and Live at Madison Square Garden

Antwaun Stanley performing with Vulfpeck, 2017 Antwaun Stanley-at-crystal-ballroom-may-26-2017.jpg
Antwaun Stanley performing with Vulfpeck, 2017

Vulfpeck released Thrill of the Arts in October 2015. The album featured contributions by several artists including David T. Walker, Charles Jones and Blake Mills. Jim Fusilli of The Wall Street Journal called the music "gritty, in-your-face, not-prettified funk played with fire" and a homage to old-school funk and soul. [21] The album debuted at number 16 on the U.S. R&B Albums chart. [22] The band and Goodhertz Inc. released a production plug-in called Vulf Compressor. [23] The band performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in November 2015. [24]

Vulfpeck's second album The Beautiful Game was released in October 2016. It featured contributions by several artists including Cory Wong and Adam Levy. [25] The album debuted at number 10 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. [26] The band's third album, Mr Finish Line, was released in November 2017. It featured veteran instrumentalists James Gadson, Bootsy Collins, Michael Bland, David T. Walker, and vocalists Coco O., Antwaun Stanley, Joey Dosik, Christine Hucal, and Charles Jones. [27] In 2016 and 2017 the band performed regularly with Antwaun Stanley and guest artists including several shows with Bernard Purdie and Ziggy Modeliste. [28] The band performed a cover of "Boogie On Reggae Woman" on SiriusXM radio. [18]

Vulfpeck's fourth album, Hill Climber, was released in December 2018 and featured Cory Wong, Joey Dosik, Antwaun Stanley, Ryan Lerman, Larry Goldings, Mike Viola, Monica Martin, and Louis Cole. [29] In 2019, the Music Man guitar company introduced the Joe Dart Bass signature guitar, and subsequently the Joe Dart Jr., Joe Dart II and Joe Dart III bass guitars. [30] Dart was ranked first by Bass Guitar magazine as the coolest new bassist. [31]

In September 2019, the band headlined a sold-out concert at Madison Square Garden, one of the first to do so without a manager or record label. [32] Recording of the performance was released as a live album, titled Live at Madison Square Garden, along with a full concert film. The live performance featured touring partners Stanley, Wong, Dosik, and guest artists Charles Jones, Chris Thile, Dave Koz, Nate Smith, Mark Dover, Richie Rodriguez and others. [33] [34]

Schvitz and Clarity of Cal

In October 2020, the band released a compilation album [c] of new as well as previously released songs titled The Joy of Music, the Job of Real Estate. The album's tenth track is a song by the New York-based band Earthquake Lights who won an auction to publish on the album. [36]

In November 2022, Vulfpeck announced their return to music (post coronavirus pandemic) by revealing their fifth album Schvitz , which was released in December 2022. [37] In an album review, Hunter-Tilney of Financial Times called the music "retro-funk and soul" and wrote the band "aims to put a smile on the listener's face". [38] In September 2024, Vulfpeck played six shows at the UC Theatre in Berkeley, California. During these shows, the band recorded their next album titled Clarity of Cal. [39]

Style

"Beastly" (2011)
Noted for its bass solo, the song became an impetus for the band's subsequent recording career. [4]
"1612" (2014)
Reminiscent of funk-pioneers The Meters, the song is styled after the works of arranger Wardell Quezergue. [40] [17]
"Running Away" (2017)
A soul ballad by Joey Dosik, the recording features veteran instrumentalists James Gadson and David T. Walker. [41]

The band's production style is modeled after live TV performances of the past, such as The Midnight Special , The Old Grey Whistle Test , and Beat-Club . The band aims for a simple and minimal sound where each instrument contributes and does not dominate. Recordings are done live with real instruments, and seldom are different takes cut and mixed. Improvisation is a significant part of song development. The compositions are modeled after unconventional song structures of the past, such as "Ooh Child" with an A and B section where each section provides a lift, and "If You Want Me to Stay" with a repetitive eight bar progression. [4] [42]

Side projects

The Fearless Flyers: In 2018, Vulf Records released a six-track record by The Fearless Flyers, a quartet consisting of drummer Nate Smith, bassist Joe Dart, and guitarists Cory Wong and Mark Lettieri, with contributors Sandra Crouch, Blake Mills and Elizabeth Lea. [43] In 2019, they issued their second six-track EP The Fearless Flyers II, featuring Chris Thile and Joey Dosik. [44] Their debut full-length album Tailwinds was released in 2020, featuring a horn section consisting of saxophonists Grace Kelly, Kenni Holmen and Alekos Syropoulos. [45] In 2021, the quartet released their recorded performance from supporting Vulfpeck at Madison Square Garden in 2019 in their first live album. [46] Their third six-track EP The Fearless Flyers III was issued in 2022. [47] Their fourth six-track EP The Fearless Flyers IV was recorded at the Blue Note Jazz Club and issued in 2024. [48]

Jazz arrangements: In 2019, band keyboardist Woody Goss released an album titled A Very Vulfy Christmas, a compilation of eight jazz-style rearrangements of Vulfpeck originals. The tracks feature drummer Dana Hall and bassists Matt Ulery and Joe Fee. [49] [50]

Vulf Vault: In 2020 Vulf Records started issuing vinyl-exclusive compilation albums under the Vulf Vault heading. The first was an album of eight songs featuring Antwaun Stanley followed by an album of eleven songs written by Woody Goss. [51] [52] Compilation albums highlighting the works of Katzman and Dart were issued in 2021. [53] In 2022 Vulf Records released an album of original recordings titled Vulf Vault 005: Wong's Cafe. Highlighting the works of Cory Wong and produced by him, the album included contributions by Eddie Barbash. [53] [54] Later in 2022 the label released an album of new recordings by Vulfmon (Jack Stratton's solo alias) titled Vulf Vault 006: Here We Go Jack. [55] The album included contributions by David T. Walker, Monica Martin, Mike Viola and others.

Members

Left to right: Dosik, Wong, Stanley, Goss, Dart, Katzman, Stratton, in 2017 Vulfpeck-at-crystal-ballroom-may-26-2017.jpg
Left to right: Dosik, Wong, Stanley, Goss, Dart, Katzman, Stratton, in 2017

Touring and recording partners

Touring musicians

Tours

Discography

Chronological summary of original recordings

Vulf Vault original recordings

Notes

  1. ↑ Antwaun Stanley, Joe Dart and Jack Stratton were previously part of a band called Groove Spoon. [1]
  2. ↑ The session involved recording their original music on 2 inch tape as part of a friend's senior thesis project.
  3. 1 2 This album is categorized by the band as a compilation album. [35] It consists of new as well as previously released songs.
  4. 1 2 Collaborator on select tracks prior to 2016
  5. ↑ Original by Jimmy Bryant and Speedy West circa 1975. (Source: For the Last Time at AllMusic)

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