''Now, one year after releasing their critically acclaimed full-length album Uncommon Good (Indica Records), Busty and the Bass are rising stars as a groove band, with nearly 340 performances behind them and an itinerary that takes them all over the continent.''

''After a string of successful EPs, Montreal's Busty and the Bass released their debut album, Uncommon Good, last September. But, some of those songs are best enjoyed in the summer months which is why we were happy to have the electro-soul band perform at this year's CBC Music Festival.''

"An entrancing blend of '80s pop and Afrobeat, with the band’s unrivalled horn section keeping it funky, the song bears witness to Busty and the Bass’s versatility and Kwenders’ commanding yet confiding vocals."

"Saturday’s headliner is Busty and the Bass, at 8 p.m. under the Big Top, which is set up near Main Rd. and Selkirk St. Tickers cost $20."

"18 artists will take over the park prior to fireworks, including Busty and the Bass, Jully Black, and Five Alarm Funk."

''[...] Montreal electro-soul/hip-hop nine-piece Busty and the Bass [...]''

"Coming on shortly after midnight with a huge hometown crowd to see them in a club setting, they promise to be on all night."

"They put excellent musicianship into the service of rocking a party with sophistication."

''Highlights of this year’s festival include the ultimate party band, Busty and the Bass, who combine electro-soul, R&B and hip hop into an eclectic mix.''

''A live set from Busty and the Bass takes you on a whirlwind of an adventure. Their blend of electro-soul-hip-hop makes for an energetic show that’ll get you on your feet and dancing in no time. Bringing skilled musicianship and infectious grooves to the stage, their set will be the best party you’ll ever go to.''

The Coke Stage will also have music with Busty and the Bass opening for Daniel Caesar who starts at 9 p.m. and Nashville North will be rocking when Randy Houser performs at 10 p.m.

The Coke Stage will also have music with Busty and the Bass opening for Daniel Caesar who starts at 9 p.m. and Nashville North will be rocking when Randy Houser performs at 10 p.m.

The Coke Stage will also have music with Busty and the Bass opening for Daniel Caesar who starts at 9 p.m. and Nashville North will be rocking when Randy Houser performs at 10 p.m.

"By the time 2 am rolled around, there wasn’t a face in the venue that wasn’t smiling and covered in sweat" "their clout as live performers is undeniable" "With everything to play for in their Montreal return, they delivered a well-polished, energetic and vibrant performance"

"Hot on the music scene since since their debut album, Uncommon Good, Busty and the Bass is the lovechild of rap, hip hop, jazz, funk, electronic, classic rock, and gospel. In fact, name any genre and they’ve probably found a way to incorporate it into their sound. The Montreal-based eight-piece group is most recognized for their electric stage presence, signature horn section and seamless blending of music genres."

''After a solid year of touring throughout North America and a stint in Europe, the band’s confidence shines. It’s clear that Busty and the Bass have come into their own as performers. There’s a palpable sense that they’re on the verge of leaping into new dimensions and audiences.''

"Busty and the Bass’ Uncommon Good is timelessly funky and unique [...] Uncommon Good almost sounds like a hybrid child that would result from D’Angelo and his laid back soul meeting with George Clinton’s (Parliament-Funkadelic) outlandish funk. Throw in some jazz orchestra improvisation that resembles something in Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly universe, and you’re slowly getting a sense of what Busty and the Bass sounds like.

''The grind of touring has paid off. It’s landed the nine-piece collective on big stages, including opening for Anderson .Paak at Montreal’s Jazz fest last July.'' ''Live shows aren’t the only gig the band is taking on while touring. They’ve also made stops at local schools to engage with students through music, a commitment the band hopes to make during all their tours now.''