Exclusive Premiere: Dundundun “What Harm?” ft. Marie Lister

Worm Discs have given us a burning hot future-Afro-Latin-soul jazz jam to premiere today by Bristol favourites Dundundun. “What Harm?” is an uptempo and uplifting number featuring the soulful vocals of Marie Lister, of Pete Josef fame and Bristol Afrobeat ensemble No Go Stop.

Following two hugely successful EPs, championed by BBC Radio 6 Music DJs such as Gilles Peterson and Tom Ravenscoft, and appearances at We Out Here Festival two years in a row, Dundundun’s new ‘Connected’ EP is a dynamic exploration of jazz, blending modern inspirations with classic influences for a fresh and unique Bristol-inspired sound. The release features a range of styles that show off the band’s musical breadth, from a smoked-out, percussion-heavy reimagining of the Miles Davis classic, Milestones, to a Latin-jazz bubbler inspired by Duke Ellington’s Caravan.

A standout track on their forthcoming EP, ‘What Harm?’ is a vibrant blend of Latin rhythms and contemporary jazz, bursting with energy – combining tight percussion, groovy basslines, and irresistible afrobeat-inspired horn lines. Dundundun’s intricate blend of rhythm and melody underpin Marie Lister’s captivating voice, delivering an unforgettable blend of soulful, upbeat jazz. With catchy hooks, rich textures, and an undeniable groove, the track radiates a joy that’s hard to resist.