With two old school funk and blues based drummers playing at the same time (Antonio Alvarez Bordeu -Aka "Pax"- and Cristian Concha -Aka "Chiloé"-), this soul-funk-jazz ensemble gets together to do an exercise of creating a special texture for groovin' and swingin', looking for a more spaceful, thickness, powerful and fresh sound putting some rock air into the genre and getting the vintage into something new. Both drummers are incredible monsters who impulse the band into a more urban, acid, cool and sweeter sound. The 45 starts with the afro-psychedelic-beat composition "Marcellus Wallace Doesn't Live Here, Anymore" and is completed with the sweet dancing funk-boogaloo "I Got My Own Brew" on the B-side.