Carl Thomas and Spacebunny Jefferson Shine on Radio Galaxy’s Funk-Laced “Slow Ride”

Radio Galaxy locks into a slinky groove on “Slow Ride,” radiating 70’s funk energy that moves with unhurried finesse. The earthy glide of Carl Thomas’ vocals pairs with Spacebunny Jefferson’s honeyed harmonies, opening up a space that feels like incense smoke curling through a dimly lit room.

Carl Thomas opens things up with a disarming invitation: “Undress your inhibitions…yeah/ You don’t need them where we’re landing/ So let’s take flight and roll that twice/ Let’s move in tandem,” setting the tone with charm and intent. Later on, Spacebunny Jefferson answers with playful allure—her voice curling through lines like, “Baby, stop/ Take it slow/ Put my number in your phone/ Labeled ‘Contact Unknown’/ Can you roll with a chick like me?”

The arrangement leans into its 70’s funk DNA, driven by bubbling basslines, crisp percussion, and rhythm guitar riffs that ripple with understated confidence. There’s a slow roll to the band’s groove, coaxing you into its orbit, soft and magnetic. By the end, the song sheds its groove-driven polish a bit to give way to the sounds of the band vibing and laughing.

“Slow Ride” pulls you into its orbit with a charm that doesn’t demand attention but earns it effortlessly. Stream it now and let Radio Galaxy show you how to slow down, tune in, and let go.

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