What fascinated me about this album was the way the bass had to fulfil all other roles –of both the melodic and percussive instruments. Songs are gracefully carried by Jasmin’s flying Voice. At the beginning of a listening, one may feel that the songs are missing something [either a drum beat or a saxophone or something] and truthfully it’s slightly perplexing but one learns to appreciate the openness and freedom that the songs hold.

It’s a wonderful example of how bass can carry the bulk of a song by coupling the low end and top end of the bass. I compare it to the common situation of only an acoustic guitar and a voice. This album says why not replace that guitar with a bass.

My main criticism would be Jasmin’s vocals as I feel they could take a more powerful stance and then would add more to the music.

I particularly like their rendition of Gimme gimme gimme