Floyd Wonder is a tribute to the music of Detroit’s one and only legendary underground funk mailman, Suede. A visionary party animal, who was in bed by 4pm and rarely left his kitchen, Suede’s music left an indelible mark in the hearts and minds of dozens, despite never actually being recorded. We all know he was born on Valentine’s day and had a strong penchant for breakfast foods. It's common knowledge that he taught Prince to play guitar, gave Hugh Hefner his first smoking jacket, and partied with Rick James on the regular. But Floyd Wonder wants to be certain that Suede’s influence on music and modern culture is never forgotten. An influence that went so far, that by the time of his passing in 1883, he was credited with adding nearly 11 words to the common English vernacular. Ever heard of biscuits? Tube tops? Winnebagos? Yup, all Suede’s. Or so the legend goes…