"My Way Home" takes Gil Scott-Heron's "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" and turns it into a nice rounded, organic house jam typical of Moodymann or Theo's early work. "A Change Got To Come" has a bit of "Hangover" and "Dem Young Sconies" in its approach; dirty acid elements contrasted with live drums and inventive sampling.

• A My Way Home
• B Change Got To Come