Longtime Daptone Hammond ace Adam Scone was seduced when his traveling performances took him from Brooklyn, New York to Brooklin, Brasil, where he found a trove of new love and music. Produced by Bosco Mann, and featuring Jimmy James (True-Loves, Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio) on guitar and Neal Sugarman (Sugarman 3, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings) on tenor sax, the group took this newfound inspiration into the studio and tracked some of the freshest soulful music we've heard in some time.

With help from his intergalactic choir, opening track "Cold 40's" leaps out of the speakers with the screaming organ sound that has put Scone on the short list of go-to organ players. The Hammond then gives way to a dreamy, funky groove that's perfectly seasoned with ethereal background vocals that transport you to a place where summer is on repeat.