Soul Supreme

Three years ago, Dutch multi-instrumentalist and producer Noam Offir unveiled his debut album as Soul Supreme, a vividly realised fusion of jazz-funk, jazz-fusion, hip-hop, soul and electrofunk flavours that boasted impeccable musicianship. Poetic Justice, the rising star's hotly anticipated follow-up, continues in a similar vein whilst aiming higher. The musicianship is, if anything, even better, with liberal use of horns, P-funk synth sounds, Clavinet, warming electric piano motifs, loose limbed drums (blessed with the swing of live drums, but - we think - MPC-powered). It's basically the same old super Soul Supreme sound, taken to the next level. As a result, Poetic Justice is even better than its lauded predecessor. Don't sleep on this one!

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• A1. Pullin' Back The Curtain
• A2. Dues & Don'ts
• A3. The Wait
• A4. Fraud Fades
• A5. Suit Up
• A6. Mood Swings
• A7. Mono Pro Bono
• A8. The Oath
• A9. Taking The Stand

• SIDE B
• B1. All Rise
• B2. Sinkhole
• B3. The Appeal
• B4. Loyalty Over Royalty
• B5. The Wait
• B6. No Clouds On A Sunny Day
• B7. The Wait" (part 3)
• B8. I Rest My Case