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| | Masters At Work |
 | | It's hard to characterize their sound because they work hard to keep from being pigeonholed, grabbing elements from disco, house, salsa, fusion, techno and Latin hip hop (which is sort of a misnomer, it's a New York-based form of uptempo synth dance/pop). |
 | | And the one album by MAW pseudo-group Nuyorican Soul is definitely worth a listen, regardless of your genre affilations. |
 | | Though there are nods to other genres (the reggae toast "Work"), mostly this is "deep house," which translates to "disco with no horns or strings." There's a parade of guest vocalists including James Ingram, Patti Austin, Stephanie Mills, Luis Salinas, and some people I don't know: Billie, Lynae, Wunmi. |
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