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Far from the shady bankers of New-York, it was in Angoulême in 2012, in a small garage on Avenue Lehmann, that five high-school music students found themselves and met-up, groove brothers, sharing the same passion for Afro-American rhythms. Influenced by funkers such as Prince, Ghost-Note and D'Angelo, the Frenchies intend to revisit the famous jazz-funk of the seventies, while instilling it with echoes of hip-hop, house and nu-soul. But there are no covers here, as these young musicians, with four EPs to their credit, present only compositions by the band's members: guitarist Alvin Amaïzo, drummer Dorris Biayenda, keyboardist and keen vocalist Julien Anglade, in an incandescent rhythmic alchemy that has nothing to envy their prestigious rolemodels. With more than fifty concerts a year under their belts, criss-crossing Europe without ever leaving their audiences unmoved, the band present in 2021 the EP The Youngling, Vol. 1, whose excellent single Inked - Alhambra Studios Live Session travels across the Atlantic. An audience without borders began to develop. After that the EP The Youngling, Vol. 2 (Alhambra Studios Live Session) was released in 2022. A nod to Snarky Puppy, this production features a live studio session that leaves a lasting impression. In 2023, while the concerts continue in full swing, the three founders have in their heart the desire to regroup around compositions of a different hue, signaling a new era in the band's dynamic.
Lehmanns Brothers play a vibrant blend of 70s jazz-funk, infused with elements of hip-hop, house, and nu-soul, as heard on their 'The Youngling, Vol. 2 (Alhambra Studios Live Session)' EP.
You can find their upcoming concert dates and follow Lehmanns Brothers on Mood to stay informed about their performances.
The core members of Lehmanns Brothers are guitarist Alvin Amaïzo, drummer Dorris Biayenda, and keyboardist and vocalist Julien Anglade.
Lehmanns Brothers originated in Angoulême, France, in 2012.