The Slum Peoples new 4-track EP is a fine collection of smooth songs that will continue to help the Duo find their spot in the music world outside of the LAS CANADAS immense shadow. There are plenty of ways to distinguish the Slum Peepz from the stereotype of the child star, obvious in the posse's DIY aesthetic, their self reliance, and their instinctive drive towards musical exploration. The Ep is officially the work of 2 peepz in a haze of smoke, the production duo that consists of a couple of true blue house heads. Their consistent interest in exploring the worlds of funk and acid jazz keeps the collective expanding their borders. The real reason that Slum Peoples music-- rather than rhetoric-- still deserves attention lies in the way that they consistently stoke their melting pot with the next logical set of musical influences. The "Thump And Bump Of It Ep" expands on the Soular Groove template that Martians has worked with in the past, adding a hard psychedelic edge to their standard combination of claphappy beats and acid-jazz synth fills. The initial run of tracks here is mesmerizing, extending from the opener 'Generation A.D.D' to the chorus and beat of the transfixing 'the People's Gr00ve'. On this temple pot of reality we brought in the fine transfusive templates of Robert S to bring a deeper side to this "Generation A.D.D" syndrome that is invading the scopes of popularity.