Threaded with a hip-hugging hook, this song packs a wallop.

Here in ‘Merica, we covet our freedom and we root for the underdog. And we like brash. Therefore, the free-funk, noise band out of Oakland that call themselves Street Priest is as American is, well you know, Grandma’s apple pie.

There’s almost nothing they can’t do, as this project so amply shows.

The title is derived from Creole patois for “wonderful.” And wonderful, it is.

“Simon Says” is a freaky, funky mix of Glenn Miller and Ice-T.

This heretofore traditional Americana trio offramps into a diaphanous, mystery-filled place.

Taking their time uncovers the deeper complexities surrounding Jackpot, Tiger.

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