After 20 years in digital obscurity, Uncle Frank's "lost album" finally returns. This lovingly crafted 13-track collection pays homage to Disney's golden age from the 1940s to the 1970s and was originally recorded in a dusty attic studio in Leicester.

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Frank Benbini and Naim Cortazzi of the Fun Lovin' Criminals have created something special: quirky, cinematic ballads full of heart, soul, and playfulness. Benbini's own description, "Disneyland meets Al Green in Last of the Summer Wine," perfectly captures the album's unique charm.

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The album benefits from guest appearances by harmonica virtuoso Jim Hughes and percussionist Dougie Wright. The songs range from dreamy ballads to funky, theatrical narratives reminiscent of "Bare Necessities" from The Jungle Book, but through a soul-funk filter.

The album blends vintage charm with soul, funk, and theatrical storytelling.

Soundtrack To A Musical exudes a nostalgic warmth that will especially appeal to Disney fans. A curiosity worth revisiting. A musical Swedish gem you'll be glad you walked into.

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(Anton Dupont- Maxazine) (8/10) (Make it Nice Records)