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TIME TRAVELLER 2004 saw the release of Plantlife's debut album The Return of Jack Splash to wide international critical acclaim and praise from luminaries such as Gnarls Barkley, Pharrell, The Chemical Brothers and RJD2.

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The opening, title track on Plantlife’s new album Time Traveller allows lead man, and apparently sole member, Jack Splash to address his myriad influences and apply a concept to the purpose of his music. The song consists of a series of I was there statements pertaining to various important moments in popular music, with claims ranging from, I told John Lennon he should leave The Beatles to, I used to wear them big suits with Talking Heads. Splash sings throughout most of Time Traveler, with a few rapped verses here and there. His voice is like a cross between Prince, George Clinton and Love Below-era Andre 3000. He rarely changes his vocal tone throughout the album. His delivery generally remains in sort of a Prince-funk mode. This has the unfortunate effect of rendering this otherwise musically varied project with a slight bit of monotony.

Release Date: May 13, 2008 Record label: DECON Genre(s): R&B, Soul. 70 Music Critic Score How the Music Critic Score works. Read text version . Time Traveller - Fairly Good, Based on 2 Critics. The title of Jack Splash and his fellow revelers' third album is indicative, not that it wouldn't be telling as a title for either one of Plantlife's first two full-lengths. It's steeped a little more in synth-funk than Remembering Back to Now and The Return of Jack Splash, but Time Traveller is definitely all about funk, whether that means James Brown, Sly & the Family Stone, Funkadelic, or Prince