Pat D and Porl B invite up and coming producer Hi-@-O to join them for a throw-down and the results are thus. Pat D pulls out a ludicrously bangin' beat for the first track, playing bass keys and raw synth lines simultaneously, inviting Porl B to launch a five minute epic flow regarding first Hip-Hop and later, the thought processes of well balanced people. That blends in to 'Maybe I'll Leave', which is a story within the story of this album. Neo-classical composition using high tech analogue modeling gear evoking the mind of someone unsure of their future. Part three and Hi-@-O drops a beat. He went easy on us with this one, allowing us to play leisurely synth lines and wind up for some more mayhem in the coming tracks. Then towards the end, Porl B laces one up on over the top of the existing beat and we blend in to the next two mini clips, resulting in a wicked rhyme on 'Beginners Beware' regarding the importance of substantive musical ability over the purchase of up to date equipment. " Try it all you like kid, it still be you playing it " being the main gist of the flow. The lyrics stay real on 'To all the People', where Porl gives a bunch of shout outs to those who stood by him in the leaner years. It's a heartfelt rhyme also containing a message for the ones who jumped ship and now float around aimlessly. Moving in to the final three tracks, 'Thanks to Jazz&Over' is a romping dance track which we plan to use for some choreographed Japanese street dance performances in future. Keep up to date on our web site and for details of this. things then get muddy and spaced out for a couple of minutes, before blending in the the stonking electro funk Jam which closes out this one night, one take roller coaster of an album. It's Porl B's recommendation as a representation of what we set out to do on Jazzmodic. Including elements of jazz, funk, hip-hop and nu-jazz, all merged together in a non-stop live mix. You can find this blend of all round accomplished musicianship and outright beat fantasism produced in an authentically raw manner on other albums from this label. That's a promise that we will keep on delivering.