The Everettes are a Berlin and San Diego based band who have been an insider tip in the soul landscape for a few years now. Their danceable music is rooted in Northern Soul, Stax and Motown and with their three female singers they carry the magic of the 60s girl groups into the present. After their highly acclaimed debut album from 2020, the follow-up "Soul Steps" is now released.

With their charm and likeable performances, The Everettes have long since won an international audience. Their trademarks are their melodies and the special blend of the three characters of their lead singers. On the one hand, there is Jess Roberts, who comes from the north of England and now lives in California. She has already released singles on Acid Jazz and brings a lot of power to the trio with her bluesy timbre. Katharina Dommisch, on the other hand, captivates with a soft, clear voice reminiscent of Carole King or Karen Carpenter, while Laura Niemeyer's singing carries a lot of warmth and classic soul. Behind this is a solid band with a driving rhythm section and pointedly placed horns, supplemented here and there by shimmering strings.