Review by Ben Lobaugh

Annakonda's album Wheedles Groove is a soulful and funky journey through the musical landscape of Seattle in the 1970s. The album features a collection of rare and previously unreleased tracks from the city's vibrant funk scene, curated by local DJ and musician DJ Supreme La Rock.

The album opens with "The Boogie Man," a groovy instrumental track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Annakonda's soulful vocals shine on tracks like "Gimme Some Lovin'" and "I'm a Woman," while the funky basslines and tight rhythm section keep the energy high throughout.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Funky Granny," a rare gem from the vaults of Seattle's funk scene. The track features a catchy horn riff and a funky groove that will have listeners nodding their heads and tapping their feet.

Summary by Ben Lobaugh

Wheedles Groove is a must-have for fans of funk and soul music. Annakonda and DJ Supreme La Rock have done an excellent job of curating a collection of tracks that showcase the vibrant and diverse musical scene of Seattle in the 1970s. Highly recommended.