Sweet Life Music Project

Randall "stix" Martin PRESENTS the Sweetlife music project

The Sweet Life Music Project blends genres to offer a unique sound that is at the same time fresh and familiar. Stunningly funky drums, lush bass tones, virtuoso blues guitar and majestic sax solos provide the perfect backing for the powerpacked soulful vocals that make each song soar. SLM melds different yet complementary tones together to provide a unified wall of soulful bliss. From vintage soul to funky jazz SLM does it right.

The Sweet Life Music Project soulful voices provide the character and identity that makes it all work. They call it Funky Jazz with a Blues Rock influence. Fans of Motown, 70’s R&B and even classic rock will find something to like.

SLM formed in 2013 originally as jazz rock touring band and although they have had a number of lineup changes over the years, founder veteran Drummer Randall “STIX” Martin has put together the best version to date. In 2021 our featured vocalists will include Geri Howard, Carla Page, Marlene Merrit along with renowned blues guitarist Tony Berkly teamed with funky bassist ZEN, keyboardist Aaron Martin and sax players extraordinaire Alan Halstead and Harold Kimble provides flavor for our fresh new line up of the sweet life music project.

The Sweet Life Music Project draws comparisons to early 70s soul jazz masters like The Crusaders featuring Randy Crawford. Always heavy on the guitar and sax with Faith Grumberg out front belting out the vocals. The song choices cover a wide territory from Delta Blues to Modern Jazz, there's plenty dance to as well as deep content to think about.

Despite the obvious 70s influences, SLM isn't simply a nostalgia act. There's a modern flavor peppered in the mix that creates a hint of familiarity that packages the band's music in a way that sounds brand new.

The Sweet Life Music Project is currently booking shows, as well as writing new material for an upcoming release.

This Show will feature guest vocalist Geri Howard, Guitarist Tony Berkly, Zen on the Bass, Allen Halstead on the Sax, and of course Randall (STIX) Martin on the Drums