Hip-hop trio Whodini leave London and local label Jive to return to New York and sign with MCA. In 1991 the fifth disc of the group was released, which remained faithful to its roots, creating a funky, minimal, danceable project. Produced by Larry Smith, Major Jam Productions, Fresh Gordon and Joe Simmons, unfortunately the album all sounds the same, the beats are very similar to each other. The weak delivery of the duo doesn't work, among tasteless rnb hooks, ballads and boring songs. "Freaks" brings the group back to the rnb chart after four years and second single "Judy" charts too, however, the album fails to garner sales like it used to and ignored by fans in retrospect. Not a good record for the casual listener, fans of the group might find several tracks of interest. 4/10.
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