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Schvitz is the sixth studio album by the American funk band Vulfpeck, released on 30 December 2022 through their own label, Vulf Records. It is their first album to feature Cory Wong, Antwaun Stanley and Joey Dosik as prominent performers on all or most tracks. Announced in November 2022, the album was preceded by six singles.
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]
However, the latter two records uniquely contain all-new material, and were not released under Vulfpeck, but rather under the respective band member's name. [7] After a brief hiatus, the band released their sixth studio album, Schvitz , on December 30.
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In addition to his solo work, Katzman is a member of the funk band Vulfpeck. Formed in 2011, Vulfpeck is a four piece instrumental group made up of Katzman on guitar, drums and vocals, Jack Stratton on keyboards, drums and guitar, Woody Goss on keyboards, Cory Wong on guitar, and Joe Dart on bass. [2]
He started performing as a solo artist and collaborating with funk band Vulfpeck. [ 4 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] His solo work received recognition from Leon Bridges and Quincy Jones . [ 8 ] In 2018 he performed on the Jimmy Kimmel Show and released his first full-length album, Inside Voice .
Sleepify is an album by the American funk band Vulfpeck, released March 2014.The release consists solely of ten roughly 30-second-long tracks of silence.The album was made available on the music streaming service Spotify, where the band encouraged consumers to play the album on a loop while they slept.
Origin of band Vulfpeck: Jack Stratton created the Wikipedia article for his band Vulfpeck in 2013 under the username Jbass3586; the article claimed that "the members met in a 19th-century German literature class at the University of Michigan" to add to the mythology of the band.