Junie's Transmission (feat Junie Morrison) (1:39)
Somewhere, Someday (5:44)
I'm Just Tryna Survive (In The Big City) (feat Q-Tip) (4:35)
Surveillance Escape (6:15)
Floating On Air (feat Flea & Computer Jay) (7:16)
Howugonfuckaroundandchooseabusta? (5:00)
The Hunt & Murder Of Lucifer (2:29)
It Didn't Have 2 End This Way (3:45)
Acting (feat Ariel Pink) (2:19)
Glyde 2nyte (feat Leon Sylvers III & Leon Sylvers IV) (5:23)
Just Ease Your Mind From All Negativity (feat Snoop Dogg & Joi Gilliam) (6:46)
Virtuous Progression (feat Jimi James, Jane Jupiter, Nite Jewel, Novena Carmel & Jody Watley) (5:46)
Scatin' (Toward The Light) (2:37)
Junie's Re-Transmission (feat Junie Morrison) (0:21)
I'm Just Tryna Survive (In The Big City) (feat Q-Tip - bonus track) (4:40)
Kaint Let 'Em Change Me (bonus track) (3:56)
The Acceptance (bonus track) (9:20)
Review: Dam-Funk recently took to Twitter to bemoan the disparity between the positive feedback he gets from listeners, and the largely disappointing reviews from music critics. It's certainly odd that critics have been sniffy about Invite The Light, his fourth solo full-length for Stones Throw, because it's arguably his most varied, accessible and attractive album to date. Packed full of proper songs, cheeky dancefloor workouts, and high profile collaborations - pals Q-Tip, Snoop Dogg, Computer Jay, Jody Whatley and Nite Jewel all lend a hand - it's an album that still sounds hugely futuristic, despite Dam-Funk's reliance on vintage synthesizers, drum machines, and '80s soul, funk and boogie influences.
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