The Groove Professor goes vintage!!! He’s known as the human orchestra, the one-man band of a different kind and inventor of the Loopomatic Groove Circulator. Now on his second album Tom Swift spins around on the dancefloor between “Stax”, “Motown” and “Studio One”. “I’ve been experimenting a lot with loops, looking for the perfect formula. On this search I totally lost my heart to the 70ies!” Reggae, Soul, Funk for Posers, Pimps, Hillbillies and Hipsters. On a journey through time Tom Swift spins around on the dancefloor between “Stax”, “Motown” and “Studio One”. “I’ve been experimenting a lot with loops, looking for the perfect formula. On this search I totally lost my heart to 70ies Reggae and Soul.” In Speakers Corner Studios Basel his Producers Philip Setzepfand, Eric Gut and him worked on the right vintage sound. “Dress up” is the first song. It’s an invitation for each and everyone to get down with the music, styled “like you and only you know how!” The Reggae Soul Funk loaded album will be release in summer 2013. He got introduced to the big stages by the swiss reggae band “The Scrucialists”, where he’s been playing keyboards for “Phenomden” and “Lee Everton” since 2008. For this years “Phenomden & The Scrucialists Tour” he steps forth from behind the keys to the mic stand to heat up the show as opening act. Soul