Slightly Stoopid/Tribal Seeds/Quincy Mumford

Don’t let the dumb name fool you. The guys in Slightly Stoopid, a veteran SoCal outfit, are serious musicians. For nearly 20 years now, they’ve worked in the shadow of similarly eclectic-minded musicians such as 311 (with whom they swung through town last summer) and Sublime (they initially signed to the band’s Skunk Records). The band plays an incredibly danceable fusion of reggae, punk, hip-hop and funk. On “Top of the World,” the title track from the album they put out last year, they perfectly balance jazzy grooves and lazy vocals. While there’s a bit of a Jack Johnson vibe to the track, the bluesy guitar riffs keep things lively. These guys are consummate players — expect to hear them stretch out and jam bit during the show. (Jeff Niesel)