The Heliocentrics

The Heliocentrics are an English musical collective from London, known for their unique fusion of funk, jazz, psychedelia, and electronics. Formed in 2005, the group is centered around drummer and producer Malcolm Catto and bassist Jake Ferguson. Their debut album, "Out There," was released in 2007 on Now-Again Records. In 2009, they collaborated with Ethiopian musician Mulatu Astatke on the album "Inspiration Information 3," which won the Gilles Peterson Worldwide Winner Album of the Year award. Other notable albums include "13 Degrees of Reality" (2013) and "Telemetric Sounds" (2020).