Under Break - 1981

Review by Cynthia Dixon

Under Break's 1981 album is a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans of old-school breakbeat and electro. The album features a blend of classic and modern sounds, with an emphasis on heavy basslines, funky rhythms, and catchy hooks.

The standout tracks on the album include "Funky Town," "Break the Beat," and "Electro Funk," which showcase the group's ability to seamlessly blend different styles and genres into a cohesive sound. The album also features collaborations with several up-and-coming artists, adding a fresh perspective to the overall sound.

Summary by Cynthia Dixon

While some tracks may feel a bit repetitive or formulaic, the album as a whole is a solid addition to any breakbeat or electro fan's collection. Under Break's 1981 is a fun and energetic album that pays homage to the classic sounds of the past while also pushing the boundaries of modern production techniques.