Llegó el momento de Vincent Fenton, éste tipo hace música increíble, y
lo mejor de todo es que lo hace en tiempo real, vaya que disfruta
haciendolo, puede desplazarse desde la guitarra al Saxofón, Teclado,
al Bajo, Piano a percusiones y sintetizadores para poner una cereza al
pastel con su voz y es cuando dices wow!…
It’s so interesting getting to know the thoughts of the artists who “make it”. Some brag about it, some stress about it. As a listener, I feel like it’s all valid and I like to know and hear different point of views. Of course, when it is done along with great music, it’s way more fun; like in this track of Blu & Exile, “Maybe one day”…
The intangible elements of a song like this are what separates good from great. The lyrics alone on paper might not make your hair stand up but the performance, the energy, the chemistry gives it a gestalt that often finds a home in soul classics….
In a few words – this song is about dying, or making peace with dying. You don’t have to believe in anything to be moved by this song…
A jazz-kissed ballad penned by Williams and produced by the late great Maurice White of Earth, Wind, and Fire. Another 70s classic, that perfectly fits into this playlist with it’s angelic melodies…
Cuentan oídos olvidados que durante la presentación de Le piège de Méduse, Satie (autor del texto y de la música) ejecuta por primera vez un piano “preparado”. El mismo consistía en la ubicación de hojas delgadas de papel entre las cuerdas del piano. De esta manera, se llegaba así, a un sonido más mecánico. Similar al de una máquina de escribir…
This week’s entry is short and sweet as we gear up for something special coming into September, but don’t let the brevity fool you – this track will blow your socks clean off!…
The core trio of the band (vocals and percussion: Michal Elia Kamal, santour: Metehan Çifçi, guitar: Julien Demarque) met in 2010, in İstanbul. They started their music career performing on the street, mainly on the famous İstiklal Avenue of İstanbul. After that, Stuart Dickson and Jack Butler joined as support to their stage performances…
This track is awesome because on display are, bars, cunning punchlines, a great beat, and great wordplay which is so rare nowadays….
The cover art made me fall in love with the track even before I listened to it and I’m not even going to be pretend to be ashamed about it…Haha!…
“All great change in America begins at the dinner table.”
– President Ronald Reagan
And yet, talking to those closest to us can sometimes be very arduous, if not downright impossible…
Is there anyone out there who doesn’t have a copy of the seminal psychedelic album, “Forever Changes” released first in 1967? Maybe it’s passed you by; if so, then this song should give you a flavour of what to expect with its gentle guitars, harmonies and orchestration…