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Creative, interesting and energetic blend of styles.

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Moun Zabym - Dachine

Moun Zabym

Dachine

01/04/09

Sweet voice, soft breezy guitar, meloncholy bass, relaxing rhythms.

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I have nothing against rap, but I don't understand the review that gave it a low mark and called it rap, because I don't hear any elements of rap or spoken word at all. It sounds like straight-up African or Afro-Carribbean pop to me, with very catchy tunes and nice vocals.

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José Konda - Acte 17

José Konda

Acte 17

09/02/09

This is a very nice, relaxing track with an intro that immediately catches the ear. I hope you'll post a whole album soon!

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This album is not only great music, but it's also a whole lot of great music--16 tracks, over 65 minutes! I especially like the tracks in which the "hop" is as prominant as the "trip", such as Night Black Crow, part 2. I like the natural vocals much better than the altered ones. (There's a bit too much of the low altered vocal for my taste because it starts sounding like novelty music.)

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Porpoise - Ursine Major

Porpoise

Ursine Major

09/10/08

This is my favorite album from Porpoise yet. It has all the fun and energy of earlier albums, with more polish (both in arrangements and production) and a broader emotional range. "Big Cat Tag Team Take Down" is a hard-driving crowd pleaser with a nice guitar solo. California Racist, Silver Bullet and Soldier Bear all bring out a softer, more melodic side of the band that hasn't been so apparent in the past. These songs also show the band's ability to maintain their tongue-in-cheek playfulness while taking on more serious topics. Thanks Poise!

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Wonderful vocalist on this album. Polished and professional, and real pleasure to listen to.

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Doc Savage - Hidalgo CD

Doc Savage

Hidalgo CD

18/08/08

This is a jaunty album with a touch of disco, a touch of reggae, and some Latin rythyms. Nice background music while I work. Not too serious, but well-done and enjoyable.

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Each track seems to tell a story, and each new track feels like a new chapter in the book. Works well as sort-of "ambient" background music and as a "headphone" album.

 

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