These Washington, DC-based musicians mix electronica, funk, reggae and hip-hop to create a unique sound. Radio Free DC, their first studio album released in 2008, was conceptualized as a good times party album mixing the eclectic sounds of radio in Washington, DC. Or as The Guardian UK says, "Imagine if Public Enemy were a go-go-band, if Sly & the Family Stone made an album with Prince Paul at the controls, if Curtis Mayfield joined forces with a Bomb Squad stoned on 70s reefer, if Afrika Bambaataa had managed to coax one final tour of studio duty out of Norman Whitfield."