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Album Review: Nightmares On Wax - Feelin' Good

Darren Collins

Feelin’ Good is another picture of smoked-out consistency.

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On the downbeat hip hop/soul/leftfield tip George Evelyn's Nightmares On Wax project has few peers. With his eighth album, Feelin' Good, the Ibizan-based Englishman continues his twenty-year unbroken winning run, drafting in a load of musicians to complement his beats and samples, adding a deeper, lusher dimension. Easing in, he drops gentle chill (So Here We Are), acoustic folk (Master Plan) and slow-motion jazzy Afro-house (Luna 2) before pushing things up with a clutch of breaks and reggae-influenced dancefloor steppers, and anthemic '60s soul chop-up, Give Thx. Feelin' Good is another picture of smoked-out consistency.