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You're listening to Sound Opinions and this week we'll hear comments from our listeners

and some buried treasures picks from our staff.

I'm Jim D.

and I'm Greg Cutt and of course Jim, you and I are going to share our own batch of buried treasures, great music flying under the mainstream radar.

Oh yeah, you know we always like to say how we choose these treasures, Greg, emails from listeners, emails from folks we know,

recommendations from friends, reading, nonstop about music and publicists telling us, hey this might be up your alley.

So I'm excited to dive in, are you?

Absolutely, it's always fun to do this Jim because there's so much music out there that we don't feel gets enough recognition.

We only have so many slots for reviews every month, you know, so this gives us a bunch of bonus picks so to speak.

Yeah and many of these records may not be reviewed by other places.

I'm going to start with one that deserves to be widely heard.

Say she, she, a song called Pink Roses.

This is a Brooklyn disco pop trio and they are devoted to the sounds of studio 54 circa the mid 70s.

I think they capture that vibe really well.

Aside from the bands that were there, I think they do it as well as anybody since including Delight, remember Delight?

Oh yeah, I remember that.

So the celebratory sound of disco, which was also a protest music.

Let's never forget.

The name say she, she is a nod to Nile Rogers.

Sheek, say she, say she.

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