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In 1991, bassist Jez Colin and percussionist Willie McNeil formed the Solsonics from Los Angeles's underground club scene. Although the band plays soul-jazz with updated hip-hop rhythms, elements of Afro-Cuban and reggae music also appear. The Solsonics first gained a national release when Chrysalis released Jazz in the Present Tense in 1993. ~ John Bush, Rovi
They play a blend of soul-jazz, hip-hop rhythms, Afro-Cuban, and reggae, notably on their 1993 album Jazz in the Present Tense.
The band was formed by bassist Jez Colin and percussionist Willie McNeil.
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