Having waited more than 30 years to record his debut solo album - 2013's "Leap of Faith" - Incognito's driving force Jean-Paul 'Bluey' Maunick enjoyed the experience so much that he returns with an impressive second solo set "Life Between The Notes" Bluey displays an assured vocal performance on a wide range of songs from the disco flavour of "Hold On" and the dancefloor-friendly title track (Says Bluey: "I quote my record collection…the songs that have fanned the flame of this long musical journey") to the funky falsetto of "I've Got A Weakness For Your Love" and the jazzy "Saints and Sinners" and "Columbus Avenue". The album shows a real development for Bluey, especially as he ventures into more jazz-leaning vocal material. He feels the album has "a jazz undertow that sweeps the whole thing along". Of the album's closing track "Sunships On The Shores Of Mars", he calls it "the deepest adventure I've allowed myself to take into the world of jazz. It allows me to croon like I've never crooned before."