Party Like A Rich Kid

The Breaks share the 3rd and final single before their debut album release with "Party Like A Rich Kid". The track possesses a punchy, yet catchy sound augmented by guest horn players Brad Walker (saxophone), John Michael Bradford (trumpet), Big Sam Williams (trombone), and percussionist Pedro Segundo. Walter shines on the organ with the right rhythms of Eddie Roberts and Stanton Moore for the core organ trio sound. Rooted in the tradition of late-’60s organ trios and hard-hitting boogaloo, The Breaks pushes the sound forward with deep-pocket rhythms, tight arrangements, and fearless improvisation. Eddie Roberts’ sharp, melodic guitar work dances effortlessly over Stanton Moore’s explosive New Orleans-infused drum grooves, while Robert Walter’s signature Hammond organ tones tie it all together with grit and soul.Between them, they’ve logged countless tours, recorded landmark albums, and collaborated with a who’s-who of the modern jam, funk, and jazz worlds. But in The Breaks, the chemistry feels spontaneous—three kindred spirits locking into a groove and letting it ride. “Even though this is a new band, there are years of history between us,” says Walter. “These are two of my favorite musicians and two of my closest friends. I’m also a huge fan of both Eddie and Stanton. It’s so easy and fun to play music with these people. It’s like putting on a pair of well broken in, comfortable shoes.”