Brainchild of siblings Dave & Kirsty, the BMF have spent the past few years perfecting their material & line-up. The twelve strong collective fuse elements of jazz, soul, RnB, funk & pop to produce a sound revealing a rare blend of influences ranging from Jamiroquai, Supertramp & the Brand New Heavies to name just a few.

Intricate melodies & catchy riffs coupled with thought provoking lyrics set this group apart. Their latest studio album "Decimal Places of Genius" (Uylsses Records) showcases their musical, lyrical & production talents and includes a new mix of their 2003 single "It's Alright" (Definite Grooves).

Powerful enough to pack an almighty punch live at a club yet with the flexibility to strip back to basics for a soulful ballad, the BMF continue to go from strength to strength & plan to be out on the road with their new line-up later this year.

Who said what

"the lead singer has a cracking voice..........the musicians all displayed genuine talent in ensemble and solo playing"
Sandman Magazine (Rufus)

....polished performances and slick grooves which has brought comparisons with The Brand New Heavies
http://www.kcstadium.co.uk/newsstory.asp?id=245

Lovely feel good songs, beautiful keyboard and drum led pieces, some genuinely talented singers, nice neat breaks, and some really clever writing......Some genuinely talented musicians on show here
Sandman Magazine (Sean Davey)