What makes Not Strictly Rubens by Praga Khan notable?

'Not Strictly Rubens' garnered attention for its infectious tracks and marked a continued evolution in Praga Khan's sound. The album contributed to the broader acceptance of electronic music in mainstream culture during the early 2000s, influencing subsequent artists within the genre. By 2003, Praga Khan had established himself as a prominent figure in the electronic music scene, particularly known for his contributions to house music. 'Not Strictly Rubens' followed his earlier successes and showcased his ability to blend pop sensibilities with electronic sounds, further solidifying his status as an innovative artist.