Funk music artist Cliff Beach has been performing live for more than 10 years in Los Angeles. The Berklee-trained singer/songwriter/keyboardist and DC native has created a style of music he coins as “Nu-funk”, a hybrid of soul, traditional R&B, funk and neo-soul which he performs regularly throughout Southern California. In 2013, Cliff released the highly anticipated “Who the Funk is Cliff Beach?” EP, independently, which was nominated for three LA Music Awards including “Record of the Year” and one Hollywood Music in Media award. Cliff also received national press in a featured live review in Music Connection Magazine in Nov. 2013 and was a featured performer at TEDx Napa Valley in March 2014. His latest EP "Stripped Down and Unplugged" was released in September 2014, with its lead single “Let Me Down (Acoustic) featured on Soul Tracks.com Music Blog in Nov. 2014. Cliff is currently working on his new album entitled “The Gospel According to Cliff Beach”, which is due out in Oct. 2017. Cliff is a voting Member of NARAS, a Songwriter and Publisher with BMI and an award-winning member of Toastmasters International. The new album features a tight rhythm section with a 5 piece horn section. The album was recorded from 2014-2016, on both East and West Coasts, and catalogs music written by Cliff from his post Moon Crickets era of 2006-2013, and also features a cover of God Made Me Funky by the Headhunters which was originally produced by Herbie Hancock.