When I interviewed the boys, their boisterous energy was clear to see as every member was on the edge of their seat eager to get a word in. Despite this, every member got a chance to speak their mind and this connection is visible in their songs. To effectively have five vocalists on a song is no mean feat but ROUTE11 have shown that they can do this with ease. “To put it quite bluntly, ROUTE11 you could say is the accumulation of contrasting styles that come together and help each member shine,” said DrizP. As shown in their three releases the result of their collaborative efforts is eclectic and cohesive, in contrast to a confusing non-stop freestyle melee. Garage, 2000s Hip-hop, G-Funk and Bounce are only a few of the genres that the group have tapped into. In the present music industry, such versatility will make ROUTE11 subject to plaudits. JME, Justin Timberlake, Boy Better Know and Pharrell Williams have been cited as inspirations for the Kingston-based collective. The latter’s mark on the group is clear with the Pharrell-esque production on Block 27 that took the group to 23,000 streams on Spotify.