If you don't fit in, it's just something you're going to have to live with. We got three albums out real quick. We were always pretty aware of where we might fit in, but we never fooled ourselves into thinking we could attract a large audience. Maybe not, but Souled American has managed to catch the fancy of New York guerrilla music writer Camden Joy, who recently coordinated a project called Fifty Posters About Souled American . The slowness of Souled American is the slowness of death, and death is not lazy.
Death takes care of business.
When the guy who plays acoustic guitar sings about 'no love on my street' it's terrifying. We had to keep nodding about how good the song was, then go back to our separate city blocks, and see if there was any love. Maybe we both found a little bit that day, I don't know. But Souled American made us look. Copyright 1997 Chicago Reader Inc.