INCOGNITO: Our Top 5 Tracks

Renowned for their infectious grooves, sophisticated arrangements and soulful collaborations, Incognito has been a driving force in the music scene since their formation in 1979. Hits like "Always There," "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing," and "Nights Over Egypt" have become timeless classics, cementing Incognito's status as influential trailblazers. 

Join us as we take a deep dive into the band's extensive discography and unveil the top 5 tracks that have defined their career.

  1. Always There feat. Jocelyn Brown (1991)

Kicking off our list is the iconic "Always There," featuring the powerhouse vocals of Jocelyn Brown. This timeless classic showcases Incognito's ability to blend jazz, funk, and soul seamlessly, creating a track that has become synonymous with the band's signature sound.

2. Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing (1992)

Originally penned by Stevie Wonder, Incognito's rendition of "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" is a masterclass in musical interpretation. The band infuses their unique style, adding layers of sophistication and groove, while the vocals elevate the track to new heights.

3. Deep Waters (1981)

As we delve into Incognito's early years, "Deep Waters" emerges as a standout track that captures the essence of their formative period. With its powerful instrumentation and emotive melody, the song remains a fan favorite and a testament to the band's evolving sound.

4. Nights Over Egypt (1999)

"Nights Over Egypt" is a standout track from Incognito, mesmerising listeners with his smooth and hypnotic blend of jazz and soul.

5. Talkin' Loud (1994)

The title track from their 1994 album, "Talkin' Loud" is a groovy exploration of acid jazz and funk. With its catchy hooks and instrumentation, we can’t wait to dance to this one at CC24!!

With a career spanning decades, the band continues to surprise and delight listeners. Don’t miss their electrifying performance on Saturday 8th June!

Secure your spot now before it’s too late! Ticket prices will go up THIS WEEK…

Faye Mitchell