Jamiroquai Synkronized

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• Synkronized is the fourth studio album by Jamiroquai, released in June 1999. The record finds the band leaning into slicker disco-funk and electronic textures while retaining the groove and flair that defined their earlier work. With the departure of bassist Stuart Zender mid-production and replacement by Nick Fyffe, the band re-recorded much of the material, resulting in an album that feels both polished and bold in its reinvention.

  The music blends dancefloor ambition with musicalityhooks, horn lines, shimmering synths and tight rhythmic interplay coexist alongside soulful vocals from Jay Kay. Tracks like Canned Heat, Planet Home and Butterfly exemplify the albums range: from high-energy anthems to mellow moments of introspective groove. The album balances accessibility with sophistication, making it a durable entry in Jamiroquais catalogue.

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  Synkronized is still as funky, gritty, and groovy as anything youre likely to hear this year. Opus

  Canned Heat, a disco thumper flies him to Boogie Wonderland. Tinnitist

  “charts Jay Kay’s continuing fascination with club-bound music of the 1970s — from disco to jazz-funk to rare groove to later Motown” Allmusic

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  AllMusic rating: AllMusic users: (414 votes) Read the AllMusic.com review

• Artist: Jamiroquai Label: Legacy, Sony Music Format: LP Units: 1 Country: Europe Genre: Pop & Rock Style: Acid Jazz

• A1 Canned Heat (Album Version)
  A2 Planet Home
  A3 Black Capricorn Day
  A4 Soul Education
  A5 Falling
  B1 Destitute Illusions
  B2 Supersonic
  B3 Butterfly
  B4 Where Do We Go From Here?
  B5 King For A Day
  B6 Deeper Underground (Bonus)