Boston’s own Trophy Husband MA has dropped their latest track, “Washington Song Title,” a complex yet engaging piece that intricately weaves together grooves and time signatures. Known for their progressive funk sound, this track showcases the band’s skillful blend of jazz funk influences and progressive rock vibes. The guitar initially carries the melodic elements, paving the way for an electric piano that injects an improvisational jazz feel into the composition.
“Washington Song Title” is a standout track for fans of Math Rock, Funk, and Shred. Its playful nature and twisting time signatures create a unique listening experience, promising something new with each playthrough. This track is a teaser from their upcoming album, “Trophy Husband Hates You,” slated for release in early September.
Formed in the depths of Berklee College of Music, Trophy Husband MA comprises guitarist Donny DeFala, drummer Ben Heck, bassist Max Kozol, and Dan “Chef” Zahal on Chapman Stick, with Tyler Cantrell adding synth-guitar effects. The band’s mission to make complex music fun is evident in “Washington Song Title,” as they continue to push the boundaries of progressive funk. With a history of dynamic live shows and a solid presence in the Northeast DIY scene, Trophy Husband MA is set to make a significant impact with their upcoming album.