“ Its Gotta Be Love (Mix 2) by Just Right Band Feat. Ve'Al Length 4:52 0:05 JUST RIGHT BANDNew Orleans. Dance halls and saloons, Sazeracs and jambalaya, good friends and great music. Spiced with soul and a dash of superstition, it's no wonder  the Big Easy has been a go-to spot for musicians and partygoers throughout history. You can't even think about classic N’ Awlins without a smile on your face. Carefree and full of life – everything feels just right. Which is the essence of  the “Just Right Band”, NOLA’s premier quintet that's preserving yesteryear's spirit with their blend of R&B, smooth jazz and Southern soul.“All of us perform with many different types of bands from jazz to rock,” explains drummer/vocalist Brennan Williams. “If you're a musician in the Big Easy that's how you survive.” And the members of Just Right Band have been surviving for decades. Louisiana born and raised, all five musicians aren't merely influenced by the city's music scene, they live it. Veterans of the community, the group is made up of lead singer Michael Veal aka Ve' Al, guitarist/vocalist Ronald “Shammika” Ernest, bassist/vocalist John “Petoe” Ragas,vocalist, keyboardist/trumpeter Kurt Brunus and Williams.Longtime friends, the five wanted to start a project where they simply jammed together. No pressure, just a good time and a throwback to a golden era. Inspired by Brian McKnight, Will Downing, and Luther Vandross, the guy’s have been creating what they call “smile music” since 2013, and to them it's all about enjoying the collection of talent that makes their sound “just right.” That may be their secret ingredient: doing it for fun; which makes it fun for everyone else. The group's debut album “I Want More “is scheduled to be released in March through  Swamp Island Records. And so far people seem to agree that Just Right Band is on to something. The title track was #1 on the Independent Music Network for four consecutive weeks; and the New Release "It's Gotta B Love" has been #1 for the past five weeks. Not to mention a recent feature in Cashbox Magazine. Perhaps that's why they've become a local favorite, a band that's “just right” for practically every occasion.​ ”