Emanuel Ruggeri

Like a poetic musical that plays in my head...

Doesn't really kick in until the second half of album as it deepens into the creative cesspool of psychedelia...

When you are a legend, the music will always be appreciated when it's not your finest, and Coltrane can do no wrong, even if it was rejected music...

Radical Miles blows it in all directions with his tight abstract sounding quintet, and all this from a 1969 gig which has not aged one bit...

Hypnotic somber piece from the maestro of the melancholy soul with tales to brood over and emotions to shatter along the way. Bonus is the great introduction to the haunting synth sounds that heighten this prestige dark beautiful album forcing you to prick up your ears to allow the poetic stories to numb the senses...

One of those albums that I connected with from go, then kind of found myself detached towards the end, but still a great way of getting your full attention with Mavi's abstract hip hop maze of wonders...

They stumble on the first few tracks, and it seems to come together for the last four were the tone and lyrics have a real bite...

Olsen's vocals get a boost from the mesmerizing music that range from somber psychedelic new age pop to French Chic and whatever is way-out-there as this singing angel puts you under her spell with the haunting lullabies that send you to Never Never land...

One of the better produced and well crafted downtempo instrumental electro sounds that is so free flowing with deep rooted emotions that never overstays its welcome...

Strong lyrics and quirky corny mixture of genres work a treat that had me swaying in a country western sort of way...