Bluey's fourth Citrus Sun album for Dome, the delightfully named "Anaconga", is an homage to jazz and soul greats from back in the day. The album opens with the gorgeous Maynard Ferguson tune "Mister Mellow" from the Seventies, with backing vocals from Tony Momrelle and Deborah Bond Bluey and Richard Bull share the production . "Down For The Third Time", the album's lead single, is a deliciously funky remake of a classic Bobby Caldwell groove from 1978, with Natalie Duncan on vocals and Dominic Glover and Charlie Allen tearing it up on trumpet and guitar respectively. "Mystic Brew" was originally written and recorded in the Seventies by funk, soul and jazz keyboard legend Ronnie Foster and Bluey includes it "to say thank you for his massive contribution to the music we love and are inspired by". Erykah Badu's "Honey", also with vocals by Natalie Duncan, features beautiful trumpet and flugelhorn from Kevin Robinson.