Paul of Heavyweights Brass Band Talks ‘NAKO,’ Toronto Brass Scene & Hip-Hop Collabs
Paul of Heavyweights Brass Band Talks ‘NAKO,’ Toronto’s Brass Revolution & Hip-Hop Collaborations
15 Years of Brass Excellence
With 30 years of sax playing under his belt, Paul of the Heavyweights Brass Band brings experience and innovation. He delves into the evolution of their sound and the band’s latest album, NAKO.
Recording Live for Maximum Energy
NAKO stands out for its live-off-the-floor recording approach, capturing the raw energy of live performances.
Cultural Connections in ‘Carnicero’
The track Carnicero (Spanish for “butcher”) blends Cuban and New Orleans brass influences—showcasing the Band’s appreciation for cultural fusion.
The Roots, Trombone Shorty & Beyond
Performances with icons like The Roots and Trombone Shorty highlight the band’s versatility and genre-crossing appeal.
Toronto’s Growing Brass Scene
Paul praises the expanding brass community in Toronto. Engaged audiences and community support make it a thriving musical environment.
Advice for Young Musicians
His message to emerging artists? “Start your own bands. Write original music. Play live.” For him, live performance is the lifeblood of music.
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