P-1's debut album Step has organically spawned two hot singles: P-1 Groove and One Try. Talk about having Mass Appeal. P-1 accomplishes a rare feat in today’s music - satisfying a broad consumer base. With the release of their debut album

Step, P-1 tackles connecting the clubs with mainstream radio. A feat that has already resulted in out the box adds at Chicago’s V103 and Soul 106 after their signature song P-1 Groove became an anthem on the streets of Chi Town. At the same time, One Try, remixed by Hot Head's Giuseppe D (Kevin Aviance) has been serviced initially to clubs and hot mixers. "My phone has been ringing off the hook since Monday from Hot Mixers who are totally over the top about this single!" -- Harry Towers, Deet Promotions.

With B.A.'s soaring vocals, producer Steve Butler's intricate beats and melodic rhythms, and Ron Haynes (Liquid Soul) blasting trumpet, P-1 sounds like chill out meets Miles Davis in a dance club. The carefully constructed lyrics of Arentsen and Butler are at once light and fanciful, then deep and provocative, giving rise to an album full of soulful singles.