Presenting its own brand, “Clavé Soul,” a marriage of Afro-Cuban music with other Caribbean influences, rhythm & blues and Afro- pop, Kevin Davis and BanCaribe set original compositions and musical interpretations to the clavé rhythm pattern replacing the traditional drum set with the Latin percussion ensemble of timbales, congas, bongos, maracas and clavés. The guitar chords and harmonic vocals provide the soul, offering a smooth groove. Says Davis, “Rhythm is connected to my spirit. Music is a part of my heritage, soul, heartbeat and blood.” The band easily invites the audience into this intimacy for listening and dancing.
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