Black Pumas (Vinyl)

Black Pumas (Vinyl)The self titled debut album by the American psychedelic soul duo Black Pumas, the album showcased the bands unique blend of classic soul, funk and modern R&B. Produced by Adrian Quesada, the album features the gritty, soulful vocals of Eric Burton, paired with Quesadas retro inspired yet contemporary production.

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