Press Reviews
"Jimi Get Your Funk On - Artist of the Week in Scotland On Sunday 23 February 2020"
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...They recently released their EP ‘Though’ whose soulful title track is complemented by two massive funk numbers (Liberation and 2-4) and the more groovy ‘Not In The Mood’ with occasional bursts of Balkan instrumentation...
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The Scotsman/Scotland On Sunday
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"...these fresh-faced youngsters certainly seem to know what they’re doing, and do it with a bit of flair."
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...‘Thought’ is a more romantic offering, a languid opening seasoned with some popping guitar licks and Kourimsky’s smooth vocal supplemented coo-ingly by Ross. The horns ease in alongside some glockenspiel-like keys from Ross Little, before a piercing guitar solo, all adding up to a pleasing change of pace...
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Blues Enthused
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"The Edinburgh company are one of the hottest new acts on their local joint for good reason..."
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In practically an instant, Liberation gets you all fired up and ready to party with the grand blaring of brass, and from there some inspired vocals, a great chorus, and the sexiest of sax solos blessed by the almighty gods above.
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Small Music Scene
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"Thought will leave you dizzy and dazzled."
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With their new EP Thought, 9-piece funk outfit Jimi Get Your Funk On capture the unadulterated spirit of their live performance within an eclectic and explosive quadruplet. It’s a piece of work that oozes flair and maturity, without sacrificing on the playful pep that charms their audiences and makes them move.
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Loaf Magazine
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"The vivacity of Jimi's performance is powered by unadulterated musicianship"
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The show is over and I'm standing outside Mash House alongside a healthy portion of Jimi Get Your Funk On. As the final few of an impressed and enlivened crowd drift out into the street, they sing their praises: "You guys rocked it, honestly". The nine piece funk have just taken to the venue to launch their new single "My Soul" into the hearts and minds of those in attendance.
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Loaf Magazine
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