Introducing an amazing band known as Sons of Venus, John Sully is a performer and sound artist from New York City who met Kazakhstanian drummer/pianist Ruslan Baimurzin at an East Village after-hours jam. Their chemistry was instantaneous. Ruslan invited Sully to jam on guitar with bassist Igor Reznik and Keyboardist Peter Breed and Sons Of Venus was born. With Sully’s organic style of production, he was able to capture high-quality multi-channel recordings of the band’s extensive improvisations. By arranging the tracks through digital editing he created tight and cohesive demos on which he overdubbed vocals. Excited with the outcome, the band decided to record seven of the tracks at Bunker Studios in Brooklyn. Recorded live in a day and mixed by Sully in his home studio, their debut album is simply titled Sons Of Venus. There is an innate 1960’s feeling to the album. Free jazz flourishes and acid rock edges intertwine with an indie-pop ethos. Taking their cues from punk, funk, and the blues, the band appreciates as it innovates. Following the release of their newest single “Where You Wanna Go” they project a vibrant sound that will certainly captivate your ears. Beginning with bright instrumentation leading onto their lively and full vocals they complete the single entirely. Explaining the song a bit further it’s about leaving the past behind and just driving far away from all the things that were stopping you for succeeding, finding that place for excellence and looking for peace you need. To the vocals and production this track will definitely have you jamming out. Being just perfect for a day out on the beach or hanging out with some friends. Go stream “Where You Wanna Go” and check out their discography which is filled with astounding tracks.
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