Kindred Spirits Spirit Level

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  • Release Date: 08/01/1995
  • Sales Rank: 191,023
  • Label: UBIQUITY
  • UPC: 780661100911

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Kindred Spirits

1LISTENIsn't That Love 4:43
2LISTENI Wanna Live a Litle Bit 5:59
3LISTENEverybody 5:45
4LISTENCan You Feel the Groove 5:52
5LISTENDirty Little Funky Thing 6:30
6LISTENIn Case You're Wondering 5:17
7LISTENSolar Funk 4:42
8LISTENI've Had Enough 4:14
9LISTENInside the Feeling Bonus Track 5:09
10LISTENSunshine Bonus Track 4:38
11LISTENExpression Bonus Track 5:27

Editorial Reviews

A London-based groove collective in the spirit of Soul II Soul or Massive Attack, but with a slightly more acid jazz-influenced sound, Spirit Level is the brainchild of Simon P. and Alex McCubbin. Their first full album, following a couple years' worth of singles and compilation appearances, is on the uneven side (as most such albums are), but overall, slinky trip-hop ballads like "Isn't That Love" and spacy instrumental grooves like the Parliament-influenced "Solar Funk" outnumber duds like the woefully misnamed, limp, and sluggish "Dirty Little Funky Thing." Singer Kim Liat Edwards is an anonymous R&B diva, but this is a style of music that doesn't particularly require much in the way of a magnetic personality, and her vocals are thankfully free of the overemotive caterwauling that mars far too much R&B-based '90s music. Kindred Spirits is strictly for fans of the style, but it's not at all bad. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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