Boulevards at Flat Iron

"…call it psychedelic punk-funk. It’s highly danceable with unrelenting grooves at every juncture… Seldom will you hear a funkier, hip-shaking sound." - Glide Magazine
“Jamil Rashad's fourth corrals left-field all-stars (from Black Pumas, Twin Peaks, and Durand Jones' Indications) to slay demons over modern country-funk jams packed with slick guitar licks, springy basslines, and endless hooks." - Mojo (4 out of 5 stars)
"...this mighty set is awash in satisfying old-school elements, yet never feels nostalgic, mixing pleasurable sounds with a bracing dose of modern-day angst for a riveting listen" - No Depression...

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"…call it psychedelic punk-funk. It’s highly danceable with unrelenting grooves at every juncture… Seldom will you hear a funkier, hip-shaking sound." - Glide Magazine
“Jamil Rashad's fourth corrals left-field all-stars (from Black Pumas, Twin Peaks, and Durand Jones' Indications) to slay demons over modern country-funk jams packed with slick guitar licks, springy basslines, and endless hooks." - Mojo (4 out of 5 stars)
"...this mighty set is awash in satisfying old-school elements, yet never feels nostalgic, mixing pleasurable sounds with a bracing dose of modern-day angst for a riveting listen" - No Depression
“There seems to be little that Jamil Rashad — a.k.a. Boulevards — can't do expertly...this one could be the product of a Marvin Gaye/Prince collaboration (if only); the production is pure, warm 70s fuzz, matching precisely what the album's title evokes, and the instrumentation is impeccable.”- Flood Magazine

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