Listening to Washington D.C. band FeelFree's EP"The Ebb Tide", one encounters a whirlwind of different sounds ranging from the album's huge opening track,"The Motions", to the album's closing track,"After the Heatwave"- a soulful but nostalgic acoustic ballad. With blues-tinged guitar over smooth vocal melodies amidst heavy grooves and huge horns, FeelFree's genre bending reggae is a brand new sound. The band's latest release"Fishery" is a song that balances delicate lyricism with complex instrumental layers on top of a deep drum and bass groove captivating you from the moment the first snare hit ripples off into your headphones. Their diverse array of instrumentation allows them to effortlessly blend reggae, funk, jazz, and rock influences and has audiences fist-pumping and slow-dancing all in the same breath at one funky reggae party you won't want to miss. There is something for everyone in FeelFree's music, a song for any time of day. Born and bred in the cultural"melting-pot" that is Washington D.C.'s metro area where styles as different as Punk, Reggaeton, Rumba and Go-Go music clash on the daily, FeelFree's own evolution has been more than ten years in the making. As kids, Andrew Pfeiffer (vocals/guitar/trombone), Evan Hulehan (guitars/vocals), and Bryan Frank (drums) began composing original tunes in 2004. After adding Garret Clausen on bass/saxophone/vocals and Colin Cantfil on trumpet in 2010, FeelFree began seriously writing, performing, and recording in and around Alexandria, VA and Washington D.C. After many East Coast tours spanning 2013-2015 with the group consisting of Pfeiffer, Hulehan, Clausen, Cantfil and Davey Hoen on keyboards, FeelFree parted ways with founding member Bryan Frank on drums and Davey Hoen on keyboards. In 2016, they enlisted Jack Kilby, a longtime friend of the band and well respected drummer also from Alexandria, VA to be Frank's full-time replacement on drums. Pfeiffer, Hulehan, Clausen, and Kilby are currently working on finishing the band's next LP having just released the album's first single"Fishery" on all major music hosting sites.FeelFree's live show"floats like a hummingbird and stings like a bee" as Dominion Collective news from Virginia put it, highlighting the band's raw, powerful energy and impressive live musicianship. Escaping mainstream music's obsession with greed, vanity, and artistic egotism, FeelFree's innovative yet accessible tunes emphasize LOVING the simple things in life and uniting people from all walks of life with danceable beats, positive music and good vibes. FeelFree is for the everyday work-hard, play-hard music fan who appreciates life for the people we share it with, the challenges we face, and the good times we celebrate. FeelFree.