Cliff Beach - Beach Please (2024) Hi-Res

LA-Based Soul Singer CLIFF BEACH New Funk Album ‘Beach Please’. For over 15 years, Cliff Beach has been a cornerstone of the Los Angeles music scene earning a reputation for vibrant live performances; high volumes of musically eclectic releases; and having a second-to-none hustle that uplifts every collaborator in his orbit. Following a successful early 2024 jazz release entitled You Showed Me The Way, Beach pivots back to his high-voltage funk roots with his forthcoming release Beach Please, available via Eddie Roberts’ (The New Mastersounds) imprint Color Red on October 18, 2024. The first single “The Work” will be available this Friday, August 23rd giving listeners a first taste of the empowerment Beach will impart on the new release.

With a sultry swagger and shimmering horn soli reminiscent of The O’Jays’ “Give the People What They Want,” Beach’s “The Work” speaks to a go-getter attitude with no shortcuts to success other than putting your head down, putting forth the effort, and relentlessly hustling to achieve your dreams. “I try to bring a creative mindset to all aspects of work,” asserts Beach, “And like Mary Poppins, I try to find fun and gamify work. But I believe in a solid work ethic where you get what you put in there and exponentially, you get more out of it—you gotta prime the pump.”

Beach Please’s 11-tracks (10 originals and one cover of Michael Jackson’s 80s hit “The Way You Make Me Feel”) are structured as a 3-part suite, each exploring a different element of love, heartbreak, and redemption. Suite One celebrates the joys of falling in love and the rush of emotions that accompany those early stage feelings. It contains “Crush on You,” “Gotta Have That Girl, ” “The Way You Make Me Feel,” and “Stuck with You.”

Suite Two speaks to heartbreak and the polarizing reality of pain and moving on through five songs “It’s All My Fault,” “Reminds Me of You,” “Gotta Let You Go,” “Final Goodbye,” and “Let Me Be Lonely.”