Sydney’s finest, Lime Cordiale recently brought their slick and laid-back funk to the Live at Enmore studio. The whole crew squeezed in, but they kept it stripped-back for a smooth performance of their recent single, Money.
The intricate percussion sat on top of a groove-box loop, just the right setting for this cruisy track, that’s rich with vocal harmony, spacey guitar tones and an irresistible bass hook.
Lime Cordiale recently brought their fresh grooves to the Live at Enmore studio, dishing up a version of Money that you won’t be able to get out of your head.
The heavy bass and relaxed delivery of Louis Leimbach sat atop a dual-guitar bed, tight percussion, with a trombone thrown in for good measure.
Before the band hit the studio, Oli Leimbach reflected on the song’s deeper meaning:
“Our song Money tends to be not necessarily about money, but everything that surrounds money. The pressures that come from it, the personalities that come out of it.”
Check out the performance below:
Catch Lime Cordiale performing live at Festival Of The Sun on Thu 12 – Sun 15 December. More info here.
