The group started off playing house parties and street parties. It's apt then that the album is set out like a DJ's club mix with some long drawn-out beat loops and some catchy hooks. There are touches of jazz, funk, disco and the titular soul, all brewed into a dancey stew. Probably not my cup of tea overall, but it's listenable.
They released this album before the line-up started to change, with member Jazzie B eventually being the only original member left.
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