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INDIALUCIA
These recordings were composed throughout the space of 5 years in India and Spain, including artists; Migues Czachowiski, Pierluca Pineroli, Avaneendra Sheolikar and Sandesh Popatkar. INDIALUCIA is classical Indian lucidity captures flamenco dream; for Indian-flamenco fusion. By combining the musical elements of improvisation and rhythm, the listener is invited to notice instrumental complements and comparisons. Sometimes the music sounds prominently Indian, at other times, flamenco. However, you’re bound to find yourself occasionally lost in the handsome med lies found in-between. “We are all wanderers on this earth, our hearts full of wonder, our souls deep within dream.” –Gypsy proverb

comments / tracks of interest:
#1: upbeat rhythm, tables, citar, clapping, and counting
#2: fluid form, tender feel
#4: poly-rhythmical: tables, clapping, mouth harp, & layers of interesting sounds
#6: citar and tablas



CeU
6 degrees and Starbucks Hear Music co-released CeU's first and self-titled album. Born in Sau Paulo, Brazil, and having a musicologist for father, CeU was saturated in music appreciation from a young age. CeU translates to either “sky” or “heaven,” and her vocal abilities reflect this apparition. After traveling to N.Y., CeU began to incorporate hip-hop elements and influences from soul sisters like; Billie Holliday and Ella Fitzgerald, Lauren Hill and Erykah Badu, which you’ll hear here. Almost all tracks have a scratchy, rhythmical elements paired with her soft or sweetness of song; covers and originals.

comments / tracks of interest:
#2: subtle water sounds in background, slow/med. tempo, electronic scratch beats
#3: singing about her beautiful man, catchy hook
#4: squeaky scratch creates a voice of itself
*#5: afro-beats
#6: slow tempo
#8: slow tempo, haunting vocal sounds
#9: Bob Marley cover
#12: another catchy hook
#13: cuica!
#15: samba!

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