Something Else! sneak peek: Incognito releases new Transatlantic RPM

by Pico

Like Jamiroquai, Icognito is one of those British bands that’s faithfully carrying the torch for good ol’ American seventies-styled jazz-funk & soul better than anybody in the USA is doing these days. And Incognito, formed 31 years ago, is arguably the first of these so-called acid jazz outfits that emerged from the London scene in earnest during the 90s.

Today brings the release of their 14th official studio release, Transatlantic RPM, and this one’s got a few big time stars guesting on it. A full review to give you the whole lowdown is forthcoming soon, but in the interim, here’s are streams from a couple of tracks from that album.

Speaking of “lowdown”…

“Lowdown,” featuring Chaka Khan and Mario Biondi:

“Gotta,” featuring Ursula Rucker:

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S. Victor Aaron

A drive-by observer of the jazz scene S. Victor Aaron was a long-time SQL demon for a Fortune 100 company by day before advancing to popcorn factory laborer. His musings are strewn across the interwebs on jazz.com, AllAboutJazz.com, a football discussion board and some inchoate Amazon customer reviews of records from the late 1990s under a pseudonym that will never be revealed. Follow him on Twitter: @SVictorAaron. Contact Something Else! at reviewsbysomethingelse@gmail.com.

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