With Better Than Real Life Elliott and Lawrence take their vision a step further. Mixing intricate guitar licks, melodic bass lines and layers of tight percussion to form the perfect bed for the many wonderful guest vocalists. From the humorous soul pop of Stephanie with Shawn Lee on the microphone, to the laidback hip hop rhymes of Fun Lovin Criminal Huey Morgan on See Us Through. Familiar faces are back with Motor City’s Marcus Malone featured on two blistering tracks and the haunting voice of Miss Faye Houston (The Resonators) on five tracks. The silky smooth soul man Wayne Gidden (Lack Of Afro) features on the heavy Luckiest Man and London’s blues/country/soul king (and JetTricks live band guitarist) Sam Hare takes on a new direction with "I’m Going Back. Last but not least original 1950s Decca Recording artist Peter J Elliott (Paul’s Grandfather) relives his hey day in the clubs of London with the title track Better Than Real Life.