I like how spacey the song
sounds, I think the production quality is decent enough. I
like the instrumentation, I like the vocals/vocal samples, and I would listen to this again.

Somewhat reminiscent of Rafael Sadique (?) albums. He was in HOF band Chic. It is
a smooth kind of funk bordering on not funk at all. This band keeps the horns down
which is absolutely necessary or they turn everything into a halftime show!

I like the interesting beginning to this track. I like opening sample. I like the use of
nonlexical vocables. I like beat to this track. I like the controlled chaos of this track. It
bounces between samples. Yet, it does so smoothly.

Everything sounds really good. The horns, the piano, the bass, they all combine to
make a pretty sweet groove. The repetitive vocals could get a little irritating, but there's
still variety there. Overall, a good funky track.

The song was a lot of fun and just sounded like an absolute party. The lead singer's
voice was loud and in charge and the instrumentals are all really good.

I really like the rhythm, bass work, and groovy guitar of this one. It really makes me
want to dance, and I like the sampled news television and movie clips in the song.

Good balance and mixing of instruments and vocals. Good beat and rhythm section
with great pocket. Outstanding bassline. Something I'd listen to again for sure.

The song has a very unique sound to it. It's very catchy and makes you want to get
up and dance. I really enjoyed the different sound to it. Much different than what you
hear on the radio.

I really like this song a lot but it isn't something that I would classify as Funk. I think everything sounds in great tandem together and I'd definitely listen to more from the artist.