Tori Roze & The Hot Mess, Ginger Molasses, Chloe Lou & the Liddells

Ginger Molasses
Music –
https://open.spotify.com/track/4uag4O6SCHa9k0Bb8HLx0U?si=jzeW4AYwSeCWPAQTvhDjbQ
Live Video –
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRddILfjULk/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

Tori Roze and The Hot Mess Bio:
“This is Soul for today: tight, sophisticated, and up-to-date…a winner” (San Diego Troubadour). Tori Roze and The Hot Mess are a soulful force to be reckoned with. Gathering their musical thunder from an extremely eclectic time and space spanning centuries, this band busts straight through the glass ceiling of genre-bending: original funky jazzy neo-soul music exploding with grit, integrity, and vulnerability. Roze is a key artist in conveying the emotional intent behind a song. “Hearing Tori Roze’s sultry voice for the first time is like learning that Santa Claus isn’t real: it absolutely breaks your heart. Roze seduces you with her Erykah Badu-esque flair, and just when you think she can’t be any smoother, she claws her way into your ears with her rocking roars” (San Diego City Beat). The Hot Mess, composed of exceptional “pocket” players nailing unexpected arrangements to “blow your top,” leaves you reeling with toe-tapping excitement. The name says it all: The Hot Mess. For this nine time San Diego Music Awards nominee including “Best Blues Album” and “Best Funk, Soul, or R&B Song,” do not expect for them to be predictable or run-of-the-mill – this band is audibly unique. Musically likened to Chicago + Earth, Wind, and Fire with a slap of Amy Winehouse + Janis Joplin-style vocals; these guys have got the recipe for eargasmic pleasure.

Ginger Molasses Bio:
Ginger Molasses is a five-piece rock band formed in 2023 in the Sierra Nevada Foothills town of Nevada City, California. They draw on elements of soul, funk, and southern rock to craft their unique sound. At the helm is front-woman Tawnee Kendall, whose Nashville-tinged vocals and energetic performances supercharge the band’s live shows. Ginger Molasses’ songwriting celebrates overlooked American subcultures.