It's extraordinarily funky, an intense hybrid of sounds and influence and a beast in terms of virtuosity. It's a band called Eclectica -- talk about truth in advertising! -- and the band's Streaming Video Soul is flexibly adventurous at the absolute least. Featuring Julliard alum/ violin "child prodigy" Tracy Silverman and 5–time Grammy Award winning drummer Roy "Futureman" Wooten (of Bela Fleck & The Flecktones), Eclectica buoys their tunes with fat grooves, sing-along choruses and incredibly inventive jams. Make no mistake: the trio has a wide appeal; and yet their sound is likely to draw in fans of Dave Matthews Band just as easily as it does more sophisticated alt-jazz types who like Medeski Martin & Wood. Definitely a case of "leave them wanting," the group's six songs whiz right by. The opening title track, "Nawlins (Stand Together)" and "Bi-Polar Disorder" are the best of the lot -- the latter challenging any critic to find an appropriate description. Fans of the full-on fiddle trip that former Clevelander violinist/mandolinist Joe Deninzon has with Stratospheerius should definitely apply.