Producer and composer Adrian Younge concludes his "Something About April" trilogy with the most ambitious installment yet. The third volume deepens the cinematic soul aesthetic established across the series, with lush string arrangements and vintage analog production creating soundscapes that recall classic 1970s film scores. Younge's compositional maturity is evident throughout - each track functions as both standalone piece and chapter in a larger narrative arc. The instrumentation is rich and detailed, featuring live strings, vintage keyboards, and carefully constructed rhythms that honor soul and funk traditions while serving contemporary ideas. His production maintains the warm, tape-saturated quality that has become his signature. This conclusion rewards those who've followed the series while standing alone as sophisticated retro-soul instrumental music. Essential for fans of cinematic production and analog soul aesthetics.