Tubaluba
Tubaluba captures the spirit of New Orleans, and conveys it through their brass street band rhythm and style they call, Jambalaya Brass Rock.
Like the New Orleans dish that lent its name to their style, Tubaluba combines the staple musical provisions of jazz and soul with the trinity of funk, R&B and rock 'n' roll into a unique concoction designed to make you feel like you've been transported into the middle of a raucous 2nd line parade surrounded by vocals, piano, drums and a mess of horns.
Formed in 2009, Tubaluba initially drew its musical inspirations from of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Rebirth Brass Band, Dr. John, the Cosimo Matassa influence of early New Orleans R&B and rock 'n' roll artists like Irma Thomas and Lee Dorsey. Over the past 5 years, their sound has expanded to encompass the rock 'n' roll past and funky present of their hometown of Seattle, WA. The band's songwriting continues to evolve, blending fresh horn hooks with powerful vocal melodies.
The live Tubaluba experience is a high-energy combination of a stage show and street parade. The stage show has the feeling of a rock 'n' roll tent revival with fans chanting vocal hooks and trying out dance moves alongside the band's soundtrack. The band has also been known to become "Tubalubradours" and head out into the crowd to, sometimes quite literally, take the party to the street.
Tubaluba has shared the stage with many of New Orleans finest, including Big Sam (from the Dirty Dozen Brass Band), Preservation Hall, and Rebirth Brass Band. Several of its members have also recently been a part of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' horn section. Their new album, Champagne Sunday, due out on Mardi Gras 2015, will feature 10 booty-shaking original vocal and instrumental tunes, many of which have already become high points in the Luba Live show.
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