The band have been in the studio since 2008 working on the album. After touring was completed for their previous album, Shine On, the band took a short break. The album was originally thought to be released in late 2008 but a secret show was played in Melbourne in December 2008 only to debut new material. Various tracks that will be featured on the album were played at this concert including the first single "She's a Genius".

"The summer starts right here. At least, that's what the blurb says. But to be fair, that's what the tune tells us as well. Calvin Harris told us tonight that he is in a feel good mood. That music can take you to a happier place, and he's ready to spread the joy. Sounds like the new album is going to be smiley affair. Good news.
We need more smiles right now. So, the question is, is everybody ready for the weekend?" - Zane Lowe - BBC

Greyboy, neé Andreas Stevens, was the first artist signed to Cosa Mesa, California’s Ubiquity Records, a name that soon became synonymous with Nu-Soul, Funk, and Acid Jazz. Includes appearances from Sharon Jones, Quantic, Bart Davenport and Shawn Lee among others.

Another amazing funky soul act to launch from Brighton, England. Hot on the heels of BABY CHARLES - these guys have charmed the pants off of the BBC with their biting, crisp and brass heavy funky soul. These 11 tracks are a must have for DAPTONE & SHARON JONES fans. (FREESTYLE)

"Plenty of soul, and plenty of shaking -- a hip collection of contemporary funk and soul, all of it served up with a very classic groove! The work here is mostly new, but it echoes the best sounds of the 60s and 70s -- those wonderful years for soul music that are being revived strongly by key combos from the global deep funk underground. The vibe here is even funkier than other Soul Shaker sets and the package is a great testament to the ever-evolving groove of the hip Record Kicks label" Dusty Groove Chicago

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Two brothers in funk collided and decided it was time to bring funk classics to the Israeli stage. Elran Dekel and Guri Alfi got together a band of four and before the year was up Funk'n'Stein The Band was on stage playing the music of James Brown, George Clinton, Sly and The Family Stone and all of their favorite funk artists. They found that the people didn?t need to know the music in order to enjoy it. From the moment the show started it seemed everybody forgot the world outside and all that existed was that dancing, groovy vibe. They got the early Friday slot every two weeks in a Tel Aviv club and watched their crowd grow with every show.

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The perfect blend of Bossa and Bollywood soundscapes with a club ready groove. An appealing batch of tunes without delving too far into kitsch. A groovy blend of cross cultural strings, rhythms and percussion!