A Spooky Funk Groove

Suzy’s Field know exactly how to make the past feel exciting again. “Where Do You Go?” steps into a deliciously retro world of 70s-inspired funk, but it never feels trapped in nostalgia. Instead, the Cork City brothers give those classic influences a lively modern pulse, creating a track that feels playful, stylish and wonderfully offbeat.

The groove is the real star here. There is an easy rhythmic confidence running through the arrangement, with crisp guitar work bringing a distinctly danceable character to the song. The influence of Nile Rodgers can be felt in the sharp, funky guitar textures, while the vocal harmonies carry a smoothness reminiscent of Michael McDonald. Together, those elements create a sound that is polished without becoming overly slick.

What makes “Where Do You Go?” especially enjoyable is its Halloween atmosphere. Rather than leaning heavily into darkness, Suzy’s Field approach the spooky theme with personality and a mischievous sense of fun. The result is less haunted house and more stylish retro party, where vintage funk meets a contemporary production sensibility.

After more than two decades of making music together, the O’Keeffe brothers clearly have a natural chemistry, and that connection comes through in the track’s effortless flow. Recorded during their creative retreat at Migration Studios in Gloucestershire, the song feels like the product of musicians who genuinely enjoy playing together.

“Where Do You Go?” is catchy, spirited and refreshingly different—a seasonal groove with plenty of character and an irresistible old-school charm.