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Snarky Puppy - Live at the Royal Albert Hall (2020 vs 2019)
The room looks a little different than it did this time last year. Strength and love to all of the venues and crews around the world who make live music happen for all of us, band and audience, each and every night.
Watch the full video here.
Snarky Puppy 2021 GRAMMY Nomination
Michael League - We are so surprised and grateful to be nominated for that very, very special night in November. The essence of this band always has been and always will be live, on stage, playing for human beings... so it’s especially special to be recognized for that. But the whole thing never would’ve happened without the wonderful people at Live Here Now and The Royal Albert Hall, and the real MVPs of the night, Snarky Puppy’s unbelievable crew,(Rosanna Freedman, TJ Abbonizio, Matt Recchia, Clare McEnerny, Nic Hard, Francis Clegg, Mason Davis, and Michael Harrison. We couldn’t ask for a better one! And above all, I want to give a huge shout out to the nominees in this category, all of whom are either good friends or former label mates of ours. Such beautiful musicians! Whoever (digitally) walks away with the hardware will be very deserving of it.
Class is in Session!
While it's not the same as being on tour, the guys are looking forward to finding a way to stay connected with you all and spark creativity. Join any class you want on a choose-your-own-donation basis. Please know that all donations go directly towards the band members. See you at 3pmEDT on Monday/Wednesday/Friday/Saturday's!
Save your spot for class and check out all the classes we have available for replay here: crowdcast.io/snarkypuppy
"Chonks (Extended Mix)" Available Now
Michael League - Sometimes, someone starts soloing and the song ends but the person doesn’t stop soloing and it’s fun so then you have to play the song again and then they keep soloing and it’s still fun and then you end the song again but then kinda stop. Kinda.
Listen here: https://orcd.co/chonks
Royal Albert Hall Physical Available Now
We’re bringing an expanded line-up for our first ever performance at this world-famous iconic venue, the Royal Albert Hall in London. We’re recording this special night and producing a limited edition double CD and triple colored vinyl, available to now at the link below.
North America: https://store.snarkypuppy.com/pages/music
Europe: https://liveherenow.co.uk/pages/snarky-puppy
Video
Bad Kids To The Back (Official Video)
The hit music video for Bad Kids To The Back, from the new album Immigrance.
Xavi (Official Audio)
"Xavi" is the fifth track on the all-new album Immigrance, available worldwide this March.
Culcha Vulcha (Official Trailer)
Trailer for the pups' ninth album, recorded in the studio at The Sonic Ranch in Texas.
Stream Now
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Chonks
8:32 -
2
Bigly Strictness
7:37 -
3
Coven
6:38 -
4
Bling Bling
5:55 -
5
Xavi
9:31 -
6
While We're Young
2:41 -
7
Bad Kids To The Back
5:45 -
8
Even Us
7:43

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Tarova
3:39 -
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Semente
7:11 -
3
Gemini
5:15 -
4
Grown Folks
7:57 -
5
Beep Box
4:01 -
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GØ
8:53 -
7
The Simple Life
4:01 -
8
Palermo
6:37 -
9
The Big Ugly
9:09

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I Asked (featuring Becca Stevens & Väsen)
6:54 -
2
Molino Molero (featuring Susana Baca & Charlie Hunter)
5:30 -
3
Liquid Love (featuring Chris Turner)
6:36 -
4
Soro (Afriki) (featuring Salif Keita, Carlos Malta, & Bernardo Aguiar)
8:17 -
5
Sing to the Moon (featuring Laura Mvula & Michelle Willis)
5:51 -
6
Don't You Know (featuring Jacob Collier & Big Ed Lee)
10:44 -
7
I Remember (featuring Knower & Jeff Coffin)
6:34 -
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Somebody Home (featuring David Crosby)
6:30 -
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Be Still (feat. Becca Stevens & Väsen)
4:32 -
10
Fuego Y Agua (feat. Susana Baca)
5:35 -
11
Shapons Vindaloo (feat. Väsen)
8:03 -
12
One Hope (feat. KNOWER)
3:30 -
13
Brother, I'm Hungry (feat. Nigel Hall & NOLA International)
8:35

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About
Snarky Puppy is truly a different kind of musical animal.
The once Texan, now New York-based quasi-collective Snarky Puppy has gone from the best-kept secret to one of the most respected names in instrumental music. Although still "underground" in many respects, the band earned its first Grammy Award in early 2014 (for Best R&B Performance), followed by two more in the subsequent years, and has earned high praise from critical stalwarts like the BBC, Village Voice, The Guardian, New York Times, and Washington Post, as well as the world’s most respected musicians, from Pat Metheny to Prince. Since 2014, their albums have topped Billboard Jazz, Billboard Contemporary Jazz, Billboard Heatseeker, and iTunes Jazz charts. The band has always used live performance as its chief form of evangelism, and over the last 8 years has maintained a more intense tour schedule than almost any band in the idiom with over 1,200 performances.