Thundercat: Drunk | 70s soul jazz grooves, deep introspection, and a quirky sense of humor.
Thundercat's new record Drunk is a stunning mix of 70s soul jazz grooves, deep introspection and a quirky sense of humour. M Milner reviews.
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