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Beata Pater: Red
La sua voce si presenta ormai come un versatile strumento che non ha più interesse a utilizzare le parole. Una sperimentazione che sembra seguire un po' le orme dell'illustre connazionale Urszula Dudziak, nello spirito disinvolto e nello stile variopinto.
Molti brani offrono la piena misura delle sue doti, a partire dall'eccitante brano funk iniziale, il noto "Butterfly" di Herbie Hancock e dal latino "Ahmar," scritto dalla cantante col tastierista Mark Little che la coadiuva in questo progetto.
Apprezziamo il suo coraggio di rischiare ma il progetto si sviluppa in modo un po' monocorde e alla fine risulta ridondante. L'attendiamo a un nuovo capitolo.
Track Listing
Butterfly - Ahmar - Bachnova - Sir Doug of Edwards - Big Red - Bis - Lady Carmen - Praise - Rany Bombay - Red Clay - Tragic Beauty - Vermelho
Personnel
Beata Pater
vocalsBEATA PATER vocals, violin - MARK LITTLE keyboards - AARON GERMAINE bass - ANDRÉ BUSH guitar - DARIUS BABAZEDEH saxophone, flute - RANZEL MERRITT drums; Raul Ramirez - CARL LOCKETT guitar - CELIA MALHEIROS guitar - KUSH KHANNA tabla - TOM PERON trumpet - BUCA NECAK contrabass - DOUG EDWARDS voice -
Album information
Title: Red | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: B&B Records
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