Firstly the disk didn't work on any of my home HiFi's (that’s because It was a pirate copy burnt on a dodgy cd – Mart) - but it did work in my car system. That's cool because I can only listen to it when I go to gigs (or visit the lady friend) and get inspired.

This disk really consists of love songs with a late 80s feel (correct me if Im wrong).The kind of stuff played on 'Webster or the Cosby show',-I loved these shows. I liked tracks 3 to 7 the most though!

Track 4 :'the island' has a really catchy solo bass melody.

Track 5: 'Call on me' is also a catchy pop/love song and had me singing the chorus in the car.

Track 7: 'Sweet dream shuffle' has some cool slapping, perfectly suited to the song.

Tracks 8 to 11 are where things slow down a bit-(great for those picnics on Clifton beach with the one you love).

Technically one cannot fault Trevor’s playing and his phat tone. Looks like the one and only white Jazz bass on the inside cover loaded with active pickups.

To conclude: This is a great album giving us the public, love songs (is that Barry White I hear) and a small taste of what Trevor has to offer on the bass and vocals. A strong focus on the songs and arrangement as opposed to hectic 'bass in ‘ur face bombardment! (Which also has its place somewhere).

I look forward to meeting and watching Trevor play again in the near future, I believe he has other live projects at the moment!

Till the future, check you in the spotlights!!!