The Ramona Flowers is a celebrated Bristol-based quartet. Nile Rodgers is a legendary guitarist, singer-songwriter, record producer, and arranger from New York City. Not too long ago, they released a lovely disco-dance tune, entitled, “Up All Night,” via Distiller Records.
The Ramona Flowers & Nile Rodgers – “Up All Night”
“It’s possible that I’ve made more music during the pandemic than at any other time in my life and almost all of it remotely. In the early dark days of this crisis, this song made me feel good and put a smile on my face. So when the band asked me to play and produce on it, it was a delight to say yes.” – Nile Rodgers stated
‘Up All Night’ contains a relatable narrative, ear-pleasing vocals, and tuneful melodies that will resonate well with listeners. The likable tune possesses guitar-laden instrumentation flavored with disco-dance and contemporary funk elements. Furthermore, “Up All Night” serves as a wonderful appetizer to what listeners can expect to hear from The Ramona Flowers in the near future as they continue to release new music.
“Nothing makes me feel this way but you. Where do I draw the line?”
“Essentially, ‘Up All Night’ is a song about my love of a good party and the fact I seem to somehow always be the last one to want to leave. Have there been occasions where I should have gone home for an early night? Absolutely! But that’s just not in my make-up and life’s too short to worry about tomorrow too much. Dave and Sam started putting different guitar tracks down, one was labeled ‘Nile’ as it was reminiscent of that classic Nile Rodgers guitar sound. We managed to get the song over to Nile to see if he wanted to play it for himself. He got back to us, saying he loved the track and would love to do it! So unbelievably, that guitar track actually became the real Nile Rodgers guitar track.” – Steve Bird, the band’s vocalist stated
The Ramona Flowers consist of Steve Bird (vocals), Sam Dyson (guitar), Dave Betts (keyboards, guitar), and Ed Gallimore (drums). The group’s accolades include touring with Bastille (their first-ever support act), Stereophonics, and U2. 2021 has seen them hit on a rich new seam of creativity. Now, they sound like a group just about to release its debut project. From these upcoming songs, a story emerges: of four men resisting, accepting then finally celebrating adulthood.
“I’m eternally somewhere in between reticence and libertine.”
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