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KEXP Reviews
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- (Fat City/Prime Numbers)
The second full-length album from UK-based DJ/producer David James Wolstencroft (aka Trus'me) is an incredibly soulful set of warm, sexy grooves that brew elements of house, R&B, funk, and jazz into an intoxicating, tasty, organic whole. Amp Fiddler, Dam-Funk, and Paul Randolph provide standout guest vocal contributions. 6/4/2010
- Alex
