A humane vision underpins the cinematic scope of the music, inviting and compelling listeners to pay attention from start to finish. broadcast no. 1 elicits the kind of emotional response that gives it a timeless, classic appeal, transcending boundaries of genre.

XLR8R Magazine:
“Peace, love, and soul from a slightly mysterious collective channelling Motown, folk, and just a dash of Soul II Soul. Deliciously uplifting, all songs (barring the intro number), are driven by a tender, quavering tenor, with synths and strings swelling to grand effect on “We” and “Michael & The Force.” It all builds to a splendid finish with “Love Is the End”, an epic, pulsing slab of downtempo that is both insistent and charmingly hesitant before it breaks down into a spaced-out echo-fest. a race of angels is truly a race unto itself.”

Garth Trinidad:
"a race of angels makes soul music with reckless abandon. Their approach is alien and refreshing to the world."

"a race of angels is the sound of new-born beauty, oozin’ outta speakers like electric molasses."

check out a race of angels in The Fader 43

www.thefader.com/blog/articles/2007/01/19/now-with-more-fire l