Soul-Bands and Soul-artists for your Event

Soul music (also called soul ) is a style of music with Afro-American characteristics in popular music. Here the Singingvocals, i.e. singers and vocal ensembles. A 12/8 time signature is typically used for this style of music. At the end of the 1950s, it developed from Rhythm and Blues and Gospel. Soul was also used as a synonym for black pop music in the 1960s. The meaning for this style is the expression. It is the reproduction of what moves you and a kind of "reflection of the soul". Apart from the purely musical meaning, soul also stands for black culture and identity in general. The 1960s were clearly characterized by soul. It developed at the beginning of the decade and became black pop music in the years that followed. Artists such as Ray Charles and James Brown accompanied the beginnings of soul. The classic "What'd I Say" was one of the main triggers. Soul music also has various characteristics. Examples of this include the slow ballad "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Percy Sledge and the fast piece "Respect", interpreted by the singer Aretha Franklin. Soul is still regarded as a main style in popular music and a generic term for Black music. There are many different line-ups in soul music. So-called "blue-eyed soul" refers to the adaptation of black soul music by white artists. Characteristic musical instruments in soul are mainly guitar, bass, keyboard, drums and vocals. Wind instruments can also be used, including the saxophone and trumpet.