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Divided by Zero is the latest album from Aaron Bellamy. An eclectic collection of collaborations featuring Jen Kearney, Toussaint the Liberator, Kabir Sen, Jimmy Treez, Jonathan Gramling, and TA3. Blending rock, hip hop, jazz, soul, and improvisational sessions, the album showcases a wide-ranging musical vision. Written primarily by Aaron Bellamy, with additional lyrical contributions from Toussaint the Liberator and Kabir Sen, Divided by Zero is a celebration of fearless musical exploration.
Divided by Zero will be released August 7, exclusively on Bandcamp, giving listeners the opportunity to support the album directly. One month later, it will be available on all major streaming platforms.
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The A-Beez are a powerhouse collective born from Boston’s thriving soul and funk scene, led by keyboardist Amy Bellamy and bassist Aaron Bellamy. Known for their fearless blend of soul, funk, R&B, hip-hop, and jazz, The A-Beez deliver music that grooves hard, feels deep, and never stops evolving.
Longtime creative and life partners, Amy and Aaron began building their sound in the early 2000s as part of the Sam Kininger Band. Since then, they’ve toured internationally, shared stages and studio credits with a long list of musical heavyweights—including Chaka Khan, Terri Lyne Carrington, G. Love, Res, Club d’Elf, and members of Earth, Wind & Fire, The Nth Power, and Snarky Puppy.
Over the past decade, The A-Beez have become a cornerstone of Boston’s music community, with a long-running residency at the legendary Wally’s Jazz Café and regular appearances up and down the East Coast. Onstage, the group expands into a rotating ensemble of Boston’s most elite players—including vocalists, horn sections, and guest artists—with an unmistakable chemistry and infectious live energy.
The band has released three critically praised albums of original music:
Never Going Back (2015)
Say Goodbye (2018)
Reclamation (2021)
Each project weaves raw lyrical honesty with deep-pocket grooves and genre-bending arrangements, wrapped in rich, unpolished production that favors feel over perfection.
The A-Beez aren’t just a band—they’re a movement of groove, soul, and truth. Whether on stage or in the studio, they bring music that’s rooted, righteous, and ready to move you.