In the album "Imaginal Disk" in 15 songs continues the duo Magdalena bay takes us on a journey of self-recognition and love, becoming one of the most fun and beautiful pieces of the year.
In "Short n' Sweet there are some fun moments that are absorbed by its great redundancy.
In the moments when Sabrina does less and focuses on a few lines and only on having fun are the best moments of the album as in "Please Please Please" and "Bad Chem" but everything else with hyper pops produced and following the same standards as always are uninteresting, not to mention the horrible soulless folk pop ballads that do not thrill or entertain
Em seu álbum de estreia “Queda Livre” Paulo Vitor Castro músico periférico, negro da Baixada Fluminense conhecido como “Caxtrinha” navega por influências que vão do samba ao rock psicodélico.
Com seu som característico que vão de suas influências de vivências em religiões de matriz africanas ao rock, ele inicia o álbum nos levando a encontro de sua realidade na periféria com ... read more
On her first album as "Weyes Blood" Natalie travels through a sonorous universe of psychedelia folks and Gregorian chants straight from a Gothic cathedral.
In "Storms That Breed" Natalie begins the album taking us to an intoxicating storm where she leaves us lost and hallucinated with the vastness of instruments superimposed on her powerful voice that acts as almost a spirit calling us from another room. She continues to advance her narrative in "Lost In Dreams" ... read more
Ravyn Lenae on her second studio album "Bird's Eye" explores and expands her sounds, while healing from past loves.
Ravyn begins the album with "Genius" and "Bad idea" which are the weakest tracks of the album, which are in their comfort zone without adding so much, but the duets "One Wish" with childish Gambino and "Dream Girl" with Ty Dolla $ign are incredible, with the vocals of both contrasting perfectly with the voice of Lenae, ... read more
The Ronettes along with the brilliant producer Phil Spector take us on a passionate musical journey with "Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica".
With the beautiful vocals of Veronika main singer and Estelle and Nedra as backing vocals and the genius Phil Spector with his incredible Wall of sound, which brings an orchestral sound to the tracks that give a very romantic and dreamy touch to every album.
The beginning of the album with tracks like "walking in the ... read more
In his magnus opus "Out To Lunch" Eric Dolphy creates his own world of Free Jazz in a concise way by playing 3 instruments throughout the album, along with Freddie Hunbert on trumpet, Richard Davis on Bass, Anthony Williams on drums and Bobby Hutcherson on vibraphone, who accompany Eric throughout the album.
In the first two tracks Eric plays bass clarinet, with "Hat and Beard" starting bringing a completely distressing sound texture and suffocating the space and ... read more
Beautiful compositions, I really liked the flaute here, the rest? Meh, I found it very repetitive and predictable most of the time.
Baden Powell is for me one of the best guitarists of all time, in "À vontade" he brings us compositions by Vinicius de moraes, Antônios Carlos Jobim, himself and even Dorival Caymmi, along with his sublime technique on the guitar, throughout the tracks he joins himself with instruments such as flutes in tracks such as the classic "girl from Ipanema" that opens the album and "Saudades da Bahia" and drums in tracks such as ... read more
Delta Estácio blues second solo album of singer Juçara Marçal is a milestone for Brazilian experimentalism, joins genres such as rock, electronic, axé, industrial without getting lost or appearing arrogant at any time, in fact making a brilliant junction that transpires its essentially Afro-Brazilian identity with the junction of its very intelligent and rhymic lyrics.
As in its opening "vi de relance a coroa" written by Siba Veloso which is accompanied by ... read more
The singer-songwriter and activist Buffy Saint-Marie in her debut album It's My On, treats as an indigenous woman several themes during the album from songs about her ancestry such as "Mayoo Sto Hoon" and "It's My On" and the politicians in "Now That Rhe Buffalo's Gone" who denounces indigenous colonialism and "Universal Soldier" dealing with questions about war, these lyrics accompanied by Buffy's guitar that accompanies practically ... read more
Good album, herbie hancock on the piano is simply on fire here, Anthony Williams on drums is following herbie's piano perfectly, Freddie Humbert has his incredible trumpet solos, but I have a problem with Ron Carter's bass which is most of the time uninteresting and boring as in the track Oliloqui valley, having strength only in the final track The egg that I even consider the apex of the album. Along the songs they build a very vast sound, with the junction of modal harmony with ... read more
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