Drive Unlimited heavenly but not the primary focus

but not the primary focus - it was part of a colourful tapestry of lush ballads and strings

The tracks are composed entirely from original source material

a track Sounds Of The Universe record shop described as a ‘killer infectious soul pop tune’

Don't worry

Tracks like "Trem Two" and "Einstein's Day" reveal their sophisticated approach to dynamics and structure

Drive Unlimited heavenly but not the primary focusA keyboard driven album blending 60s soul jazz aesthetics with a distinctly 70s character. Keyboardist Bheki Mseleku anchors the sound alongside the three horn section of Henry, Stanley, and Danny Sithole on alto, tenor, and trumpet. Heavy funk grooves underpin the arrangements, while the rhythm section delivers lean, syncopated patterns rooted in American funk but infused with the freewheeling spirit of South Africa's golden era. A vibrant