I love the instrumentation on this track. It’s just … so - not overdone, no posturing, just genuine and well-crafted.

I almost (but not quite) love the vocals matched with this though. Some of the time it’s brilliant, but other times I found myself wishing there were perhaps some minor weirdness to the backing track (something glitchy or electronic) to match the slightly odd vocal matching.

But now I’m rambling. The track is great, and you have a very natural sound here. That greatly outweighs any concers about vocal fit. Cheers.

Works fine for me. Has a sort of excitment, that dives at some points in a darkish mood and then back to a more funky background.
Good use of horn samples (I assume these are samples or do you play as well horns?)
This guitar is sooo nice. You really know how to play this style.

you definately feel da funk!! this mix would fit perfectly on any stereo deluxe album..im liking it.

This is tops. Onto the ipod it goes…

to my ears this one seems to walk right on a sweet edge between electronica and funk. Thrilling stuff. Love your work on the wah-wah. Thrilling stuff.

If you can’t bob and tap to this one, you should get your head and toes examined. :-)

Nice, definitely funky; sorta brings a Macy Gray-quality to Kristin’s vox. Great EP hook, horns, and the guitar is yummy as usual.

I could’ve sworn I’d left comments on this one. Dropped down heavy, fourstones, you’re so cold!!! I mean icy-hot with your horn swells, funky dual melodic backlines and funky guitar hits.

I love the way your tracks have a little something that is just a tad out there, its crazy funk, very theatrical (not sure if thats the right word but it will do for now) I can see Kristin sneakin around stage in a very exaggerated way—its late though!

Tracks after tracks, i feel more and more your style, your touch. This so peculiar funky groove of the 70’. Love that..!