The Dip

The Dip is an electrifying seven-piece soul and R&B band hailing from Seattle, Washington. Formed in 2013, the group consists of Tom Eddy (vocals, guitar), Jarred Katz (drums), Mark Hunter (bass), Jacob Lundgren (guitar), and a powerful horns section featuring Brennan Carter (trumpet), Evan Smith (tenor saxophone), and Levi Gillis (tenor saxophone). Their sound is a rich blend of classic soul and R&B influences, infused with a modern sensibility and the vibrant energy of indie music. 

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The band's name, "The Dip," is inspired by a dance move, reflecting their music's ability to get audiences moving. They quickly made a name for themselves in the Pacific Northwest music scene through their dynamic live performances, characterized by their tight musicianship and Eddy's compelling vocals.

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The Dip released their self-titled debut album in 2015, which was followed by "Won't Be Coming Back" (EP, 2016), and "The Dip Delivers" in 2019. Their music exhibits a deep understanding and appreciation of R&B's history, while their lyrics range from heartfelt to playfully engaging. The band's ability to blend nostalgic sounds with fresh, contemporary production has earned them a growing fanbase and critical acclaim.

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Beyond their recordings, The Dip is renowned for their energetic live shows, which showcase their musical versatility and cohesion as a band. They have toured extensively across the United States, bringing their soulful performances to a wide audience. The Dip continues to evolve as artists while staying true to their roots, promising more soul-stirring music in the years to come.

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For fans of soul, R&B, and vibrant live music, The Dip represents a perfect blend of past and present, delivering music that resonates with a wide range of listeners.