Butcher Brown | KNKX Studio Session

The quintet Butcher Brown (‪@ButcherBrown‬) makes music blending jazz, hip-hop, soul, disco, rock and more - a genre of their own with a dedicated and growing fan base. Performing in the KNKX Studio X, the band showed a rare acoustic side that was still quintessentially Butcher Brown.
Formed in 2009, Marcus "Tennishu" Tenney is the face of Butcher Brown as the lead vocalist, saxophonist and trumpet player. He and his bandmates discussed their varied musical upbringing and explained that the group's sound is both a direct result of each musician's current influences and influences on each other.
Butcher Brown's latest album Solar Music welcomes guests like rapper Pink Siifu, singer Vanisha Gould, guitarist Charlie Hunter and trumpeter Keyon Harrold. The album's diversity of styles, though, is more a result of the band's diverse inspirations than the special appearances.
Drummer Corey Fonville mentioned that the band had recently discussed how each performance on their tour would require adjustments. As an example, he said bassist Andrew Randazzo and keyboard player DJ Harrison rarely use the acoustic instruments played in this studio session.
Of course, after the band's careful deliberations, the performance was a unique version of their trademark modern music. Old fans and new will surely enjoy this special KNKX presentation of Butcher Brown.
Musicians:
Marcus "Tennishu" Tenney - trumpet/saxophone/lead vocals
DJ Harrison - keyboards/backing vocals
Morgan Burrs - guitar/backing vocals
Andrew Randazzo - bass/backing vocals
Corey Fonville - drums
Songs:
0:00 Around for Awhile
2:20 I Can Say to You
7:18 Happy Hourrr
9:35 DYKWYD
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[@user-ht2bm4tg1o]

jazzed out butcher is one of my favorite things

[@naj_z]

And then they make over produced albums…. Their live sound would get so much more streams…

[@user-ht2bm4tg1o]

@@naj_z lol wouldn’t that be why they are butchers?

[@BeeMo410]

The more I listen to these, the more I like them

[@columcunningham4458]

The energy and joy these fine folks project live is just a wonder. If you can catch them Don’t Hesitate.!!

[@randallreza6572]

Dope session! Great tone on both instruments. very inspiring to practice reeds and brass. It can be done, and well! Peace be with you.

[@Crazy-Society]

Fantastic!!!!

[@camplo777]

"Out of the mouth of babes" BIBLE. The youngins is keeping it alive

[@margiburniwilli]

yessssss ...

[@matthewthompson7875]

Guitar solo 🤯

[@rysrys5213]

Great 😊

[@bourianalysis9889]

8:24

[@schurfrelay]

Hoddamnnnnn

[@knkx]

🔥🔥🔥

[@ronshina4022]

0:01 Around for Awhile
2:20 I Can Say to You
7:18 Happy Hourrr
9:35 DYKWYD

[@harryfeinberg100]

11:55 🫨

[@hamishlovesit4731]

Brilliant ❤

[@aeoteroa818]

thye dont do any of the cool parts from the album with synths and stuff like "cozumel" live for some reason those are my favorite parts that really bring the jazz into a different conext for me.

[@berryseinfeld6772]

Very valid fan criticism

[@duncanfarquhar353]

I get what your saying but I think stripping the songs down a bit makes for a more intimate live performance that doesn’t have to rely on anything other than their musical abilities

[@camplo777]

& then drake has 250 million. Watch him steal these beats & flow