The result is a creatively spun journey through the mysterious realms between library music, hippie-esque beats, deep syntheziser dives and cosmic voodoo funk.
The whole album sounds atmosperic, rather dark, like the soundtrack to an incredibly cool Quentin Tarantino fever dream. On “Paradise Cove” we hear two music maniacs, who must have had a lot of fun during the recording sessions and always had a common goal: to set no limits to their creativity.
That there is a grateful audience out there for this wonderful music is shown by the record sales: the LP is almost sold out.
You may also like
-
Review: “Popsicle Toes” by the Buster Brown Band
-
Between heat and heart – on their new album 79.5 celebrate New York club sound in all its facets
-
The Everettes celebrate the classic Motown sound on their new album “Soul Steps”
-
Emm Gryner heads for the sunny shores of yacht rock with her new album ‘Business & Pleasure’
-
West Coast Soul.de – Albums Of The Year 2022