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The mighty Tiny and the Many Few

When you hear music that grabs your soul, you really can have a moment or longer earthy experience that actually transcends. 




That is what this group does. From song one through the entire 5 songs on "Be the Good People" you feel like getting up and dancing or possibly being in retrospect either I would say is appropriate. 

In the song invite love in your life they say: “I just want to see you win, I love it when I see you win, I love it when I see you grin. Invite love in your life, invite joy in your days, may the powers be with you always, always”. This is such a wonderful way to hear music and a testament to the amazing things music can do to your soul.  

Be the Good People, is a call to action to look beyond yourself and open up to love, kindness and joy. This album is a culmination of jazz, old school beats just the vibe overall is dance worthy or can get you through any bad mood. The beats and the lyrics just move you positive in every way . This is vinyl buy worthy for sure. 

On the real tip this is one you should not miss! Check them out on Spotify and my playlists here:


https://open.spotify.com/artist/2jfW7L4RQXGS24KLA89MTh?si=_BiEz4IxTTaW0bFNYmQoDQ


https://open.spotify.com/user/lindsaytech1?si=lJ78d4PCRXGidXALeNXBig

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