Let's Groove It

Setting an imaginary band that played jazz-funk without a lead vocalist in the early 1970s. The scenario involves adding an imaginary vocalist, known as the "ladies' killer," as a member, leading to a shift towards a disco style later on. However, at this stage, they experimented with vocal-inclusive tracks, but the main focus remained on instrumental music. In the next album, the story imagines that with the addition of a frontman carrying just the right balance of charm and flamboyance, the band's musical style transitions from raw jazz-funk to the then-trending disco route.