Traits, The - Harlem Shuffle

Review by Joy

The album Harlem Shuffle by Traits, The is a collection of soulful and groovy tracks that transport listeners to the 1960s. The band's distinct sound is a mix of rhythm and blues, funk, and jazz, which makes for an enjoyable and entertaining listening experience.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy title track "Harlem Shuffle," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The Traits' instrumental prowess is on full display in tracks like "Nobody Loves the Hulk" and "Soul Street Shuffle," where each member gets a chance to shine.

The smooth and soulful vocals of lead singer, Pete Wilde, take center stage in tracks like "I Can't Believe" and "Why Did You Do It?". His emotive and passionate delivery adds depth and feeling to the lyrics, making each song stand out.

The album also features a few instrumental tracks, such as "The Hustler" and "The Sinner," which showcase the band's musical versatility and ability to create a mood without the aid of lyrics.

Summary by Joy

Harlem Shuffle is an excellent album that captures the essence of 1960s soul and funk. The Traits, The have created a timeless collection of tracks that are sure to please fans of classic soul and anyone looking for a groovy and enjoyable listening experience.