Otis Stacks and the velvet soul of the hit Sorry

Otis Stacks has unveiled Sorry, a new hit full of soul, which can be found on the first album of the duo Fashion Drunk which is released on March 26 on Underdog Records and will be followed by a beautiful French tour.

For the record, the music of Otis Stacks is the meeting of the sounds of analog synths collected by Just Mike, and the nuances of hiphop culture in which both grew up. It was during a tour in the French Alps bringing together Elias and the Danish band Dafuniks, that Elias and JustMike were able to record a song that later became "Fashion Drunk" founding title that will definitively seal the Otis Stacks ante, they will then begin to record titles between Nice, Montpeller and Paris for their first EP "The Break Up", before deepening everything with the album Fashion Drunk that we discover with this sentimental and chiseled hit: Sorry.

Here is the new clip of Otis Stacks to discover:

Inspired by Frank Ocean's Channel Orange, NWA's 80s rap and A Tribe Called Quest, the band's name itself is a tribute to Otis Redding and Stax Records, one of the biggest soul labels. " I've always loved slow music, which you can listen to to relax ," says Mike. When we discover Otis Stacks on stage, we are struck by the groove and elegance of Elias Wallace, singer from Pasadena (California). Its presence is magnetic and the crush is immediate! Surrounded by the analog keyboards of Michael Munch aka JustMike (leader of the Danish band Dafuniks), his live is organic, served by flagship tracks like "Fashion Drunk", which has already conquered the web with more than 7 million views.

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All Otis Stacks tour dates:

15/03 : Live Club 1988 – Rennes 16/03 : Night Zebra Nova – Stereolux Nantes 17/03 : IBoat- Bordeaux 18/03 : Camji – Niort 21/03 : Tétris -Le Havre 22/03: La Batterie – Guyancourt 24/03 : Venelles Comparses et Sons 29/03 : Jack Jack – Lyon 30/03 : La Cave à Musique – Macon 31/03 : Le Moloco – Audincourt