Details: With four years gone by since The So Ons made their debut, the trio jump back on the scene with a brand new 45 that highlights their knack for creating textural world music filtered through Southern California soul. On the A-side, "El Caz," The So Ons get a hand from horn players of both Lee Fields and Charles Bradley's bands, who combine to create an epic funk throw down rooted in afro-psych and Ethiopian Jazz. On the flip, The So Ons demonstrates their knack for creating sparse, textural music with hazy grooves on "Burger Money."