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Release Date: Mar 12, 2002; Lead Performance: Soulive
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These groove merchants, who specialize in simmering instrumental funk, pitch a larger tent on their second release by successfully integrating some Keys-ian R&B and a couple of hip-hop tracks with vocals from Talib Kweli and the Roots' Black Thought. But it's a delicate balance; had Soulive shifted further to the middle, their album could've come off like dentist-office Fuzak.
Posted Mar 15, 2002
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