Good High

Brick seems like an album that is content with exploiting the contemporary genres and tropes in a way that is hackneyed and cheap like a vagrant vendor, but hey, it's a helluva compilation when you look at it from the other way - you might even call it a good high. It plays out like that 70s cheerful music that has the exact right friendship between freshly baked funk and oldly charming soul - where the rhythms are a tad repetitive and the padding is made up of sexy saxophones and that good ... read more

A storming debut from Atlanta, ready to trigger off the dancefloor with some very hot, disco-jazz grooves.