Michiboux #32 "Déca..."

I love the voice of the saxophone . . . its very physical with me . . . and if its good . . . well, I just melt . . make that sax talk like it does in track "A" with such beauty, emotion, and empathy and I will follow you to the moon . . . The sax was the star here . .. and kept me hungrily listening for more. . . . what delicious poetry I heard in this music . . . so divine, and the back-up instruments performed softly and to perfection . . .

This is the kind of music that I consider very creative . . . using the sax as a front singer and the other instruments (the piano, strings, percussion, etc) to give atmosphere . . this music can be used in almost any setting . . . to relax, background for parties or work . . . and especially in my case I find this so exquisite to use as inspiration for artistic endeavors . . . such as writing poetry . . .

I don't hear much jazz here but such beautiful music that my heart has popped up into my throat . . . "C" is very meditative . . . with a soft and muted sax . . . its like the ocean waves on a restful, sunny day . . . when you sit and daydream and forget all your cares and woes . . . Whereas "D" was more of a "talky" jazzy piece . . . saxy!

"E" sounded more like an improve, using the piano and focusing on the drums . . . strong beat and very catchy . . . and somewhere a soft horn (?) . . . an excellent story teller . . . this one has a lot of depth and followthrough . . . a very interesting listen . . hear all the instruments used . ..

"F" had the most delightful drums as intro . . . and this one was a jazzier piece than the others . .. with that glowing warm sexy sax whispering in my ear . .. OK . .. I'm going to listen . . . to more of this artist's work . . .

OH . . . and hmmm . . I think I'm in love . . .