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With their eclectic vibes and dancefloor grooves, for the past two decades Incognito have consistently put UK soul on the map. This collection moves away from the straightforward Talking Loud dance anthems of the 90s to explore subtler territory. Featuring key names including Brazilian impresario Ed Motta on the opening track "Who Needs Love?", and Paul Weller playing guitar on the warm, acoustic number "Blue", this album is a confident blend of jazz, funk and "conscious" soul. As ever, mainman Jean-Paul Maunick (aka Bluey) dares to take stylistic risks, as on "Cada Dia", the sound of Stevie Wonder meets the Barrio, or the melifuluous, jazz-tinged "Can't Get You out of My Head" (a song that has nothing to do with the Kylie hit!), where Joy Rose sings about a delicious obsession.

Lucy O'Brien


Released:
2002
Genre:
Electronic, Jazz, Funk / Soul
Style:
Soul-Jazz, House, Acid Jazz, Funk

Tracklist

1 Who Needs Love 5:16
2 Can't Get You Out Of My Head 4:33
3 People At The Top 4:44
4 Morning Sun 4:34
5 Stone Cold Heart 6:05
6 Cada Dia (Day By Day) 4:48
7 If You Want My Love 4:04
8 Don't Be A Fool 4:54
9 Byrd Plays 5:33
10 Where Love Shines 6:51
11 Did We Really Ever Try 6:17
12 Blue (I'm Still Here With You) 5:56
13 Fly 4:24

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