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Tennessee’s answer to Daptone, G.E.D. Soul are building a roster to rival that of their Big Apple – er – rivals. On this occasion it’s Sky Hi who fly the flag for the sound of retro southern funk sound aided and abetted by DeRobert ‘Dee’ Adams of fellow G.E.D. act DeRobert & The Half Truths. That’ll be five tracks of early seventies Stax-style numbers (with an indefinable modern twist) and approximately fifteen well spent minutes of your time then. It’s all about the horns and strangely sixties soul meets nineties rnb vocal combo of the title track. Check.