JazzReview.com:
"funk-fusion at it's utmost finest"

Wax Poetics:
“their mythic notoriety will soon become ubiquitous. Exile is like Disney's Electrical Parade on acid, with multiple players on multiple synths.”

Urb Magazine:
"Solid. With a name like Cheebacabra, how can you go wrong?"

The Stranger:
"slick, fluid instrumental jams...in that juicy, bubble-butted zone between the porn-flick score and the blaxploitation-film soundtrack"

DustyGroove.com:
"madly tripped out...a very electric bit of keyboard funk that sets a whole new level for the Cheeba sound!"

Earshot Jazz Magazine:
"70's jazz-funk sieved through rap attitude of the 80's and 90's, all flashfried in idiosyncratic mythologies that seem informed by notions of the kung-fu mojo of blaxploitation, ethology's implications for human beings, we-come-from-Africa juju, space as final frontier fantasy"

Cool'eh Magazine:
"celestial electrofunkjazzslop"

Jive Magazine:
"this funk fusion extravaganza features the perfect blend between organic instrumentation and synthesizers...taking the genre of funk fusion into a very new and exciting direction."

Michael Ardaiolo (WLUW-FM Chicago):
"future-funk finally has it’s bandleader"

12/20/05
The Aja West & Cheeba album "Flash & Snowball" just won Album of the Year (Jam) at the Independent Music Awards! Click here to learn more about the awards. "Flash & Snowball" can be purchased on Amazon, iTunes, and Mackrosoft.com.