Mandrill

The Profile

Mandrill are an American funk group formed in Brooklyn in 1968 by the Wilson brothers (Carlos, Lou, and Ric). The band blends funk with Latin rhythms, jazz, rock, and psychedelia, and is known for tracks such as Fencewalk and Mango Meat. Their 1970s albums made them a staple of eclectic, groove-heavy music later embraced and sampled by hip-hop and dance producers.

Formed in Brooklyn, New York (1968); core members: Carlos, Lou, and Ric Wilson; style: funk fused with Latin, jazz, rock, and psychedelia; notable tracks: Fencewalk, Mango Meat.

No DeBaser reviews are available for Mandrill yet. Publicly, Mandrill are an American funk group formed in Brooklyn in 1968, known for a fusion of Latin, jazz, rock, and soul. Signature tracks include Fencewalk and Mango Meat. Key albums include Composite Truth, Mandrill Is, and Just Outside of Town.