
Each track carries its own unique style with the whole being woven together by a mix of funk, dusky soul, and deep Afro-Latin rhythms and beats. A jazzy tone drifts in and out as simultaneous fore and background, manifesting itself in wooden flutes, horns, and guitar wrapped in a worldly, unformulaic breakbeat style. Although a few shrill sax cuts step in from time to time (whose credit or shame depends on your style), you'll find this album is a bright, smooth experience that's well suited to a sunny day without cares.
If you've found yourself digging deep into Thievery Corporation's DJ sets like The Outernational Sound, Fela Kuti's Afrobeat style, or have been a long-time fan of ESL Music's sound, keep yourself fresh right here. This album should live on as a classic piece of Afro-Latin funk.
Ocote Soul Sounds & Adrian Quesada - El Nino Y El Sol
1 comment:
This album is fantastic!
Also check out their latest album "The Alchemist Manifesto." You will not be disappointed. The chemistry between Martin Perna and Adrian Quesada is magical.
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