Discodelic Soul From Say She She

Soundcheck | Nov 14, 2022

The three singers who lead the group Say She She all like different things: 70s style New York dance music, classic soul and R&B, the swirling psychedelia of Turkish pop or Hindi film music. The resulting global pop is something close to ‘discodelic soul’ and revolves around the sweet harmonies of the three singers. Say She She has just put out a debut album called Prism, a post-disco confection built around the eclectic and thrilling harmonies of their three singers, Piya Malik, Nya Gazelle Brown, and Sabrina Cunningham. The full 7-piece band plays in-studio.

Set list: "Fortune Teller", "Blow My Mind", "Prism", "Forget Me Not"

Bonus Dance Moves in this operatic song, "Forget Me Not":

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