Saxie Russell, a lesser-known but influential figure in soul music, is best known for his single "Psychedelic Soul," released in 1969. His music, characterized by its upbeat tempo and the prominent use of saxophone, was a significant contribution to the Northern Soul sub-genre. Russell's style, which combined R&B, pop, and funk elements, was distinctive for its time and helped shape the direction of soul music in the late 1960s. Despite a limited discography, his influential sound has left a lasting impression on the genre.