Album Album January 21, 2020 by Diego Olivas Doug Smith: Order Of Magnitude (1990) Time for another palette cleanser. You already know mine: folk music. Doug Smith’s Order Of Magnitude is more of that same vein.… January 21, 2020
Album Album of the Month June 28, 2019 by Diego Olivas Today’s Latin Project: Today’s Latin Project (1983) A leftfield reimagining of vaunted Afro-Cuban jazz classics, in a new school “futuristic” Japanese Pop style, shouldn’t sound so interesting as it… June 28, 2019
Album Album November 13, 2018 by Diego Olivas Windsor Riley: The Move Of Life (1988) “Endlessly moving, always alive” no better words can describe this album than Windsor Riley’s own. There’s no way around it, The Move Of… November 13, 2018
Review Review July 27, 2018 by Diego Olivas Seigen Ono: The Green Chinese Table (1988) This one is a bit special. Last we heard from Seigen, he was introducing us to his very jazz-influenced take on Japanese… July 27, 2018
Album Album April 10, 2018 by Diego Olivas André Geraissati: DADGAD (1988) Well, this one’s a tough ‘un to describe. Meditative, elegiac, and at points quite melancholic, André Geraissati’s DADGAD is another instrumental, guitar album that… April 10, 2018
Album Album September 15, 2017 by Diego Olivas Joan Bibiloni: For A Future Smile (1988) Six years after our first introduction to Joan Bibiloni, via his fantastic debut (Joana Lluna), the world had moved under him. For… September 15, 2017
Album Album September 13, 2017 by Diego Olivas Almir Sater: Instrumental (1988) Something so simple as an album of 10-string viola caipira instrumentals shouldn’t sound so impressive, but leave it to Campo Grande native… September 13, 2017
Review 音 Review October 2, 2014 by Diego Olivas David Axelrod: The School Boy (1969) David Axelrod – 1969 Where’s my mind right now? Right now its shifting towards more pastoral, and organic music. What does this… October 2, 2014