Groove Masters Maisie disco funk for the masses
Adelaide five-piece Maisie have been captivating local audiences with their groove-infused funk rock and have also been named as the 'band to watch' in 2024 by several well know music taste-makers. I caught up with Emmett ahead of their headline show on the Gov main stage this Saturday night, one not to miss!
Q: From the Maisie shows I’ve attended it’s a really high energy & you really get the crowd going. Where did this evolve from, is it due to all members coming from other high energy groups or is it just a unique chemistry?
It's more of unique chemistry I would have to say! At some point we all decided that we needed our shows to be fun and thrilling to complement the groove! There's a moment of realisation that "if we don't bring the energy, who will?" and alongside that I like to feel that we enter every show knowing that everything we have needs to be left on that stage, that's why there will be a bit of an erratic and chaotic nature to our energy on stage. For there to be true expression of the emotion and feeling in music the set needs to be momentarily unique and unpredictable.
Q : Maisie to me are quite infectious in groove, tell us about your influences and where they come from.
We have a vast array of influences ranging from the Beatles, Zeppelin, Tame Impala, Khruangbin to things like A Tribe Called Quest and even early Justin Timberlake but we take a lot of our more recent groove influences from disco/funk like Parliament, Funkadelic and James Brown.
Q: What has been your most memorable live performance?
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