Justin Ancheta
Plant
Self-Release
The reggae-funk and jazz concoctions of Justin Ancheta are pronounced on his latest release, Plant. There are some Klezmer, acoustic, and indie-rock-influenced tunes that showcase a good variety. Part of the diverse song styles stem from a diverse instrumental repertoire, which includes djembe, bass, clarinet, sax, trumpet, trombone, violin, clavinet, guitars, and various electronic accompaniment. With a background in Filipino/Spanish/English/Norwegian/American family roots, you know there has to be an ethnic bone in his body. Thankfully, all ethnicities are represented here, but jazz, folk, and funk seem to be at the top of the list. Justin Ancheta is a musician with a knack for creative songwriting that borders somewhere between Jason Mraz, Jack Johnson, and Xavier Rudd. Simply outstanding! ~ Matthew Forss
Friday, March 29, 2013
CD Review: Justin Ancheta's 'Plant'
Labels:
american,
california,
filipino,
funk,
jack johnson,
jason mraz,
jazz,
justin ancheta,
matthew forss,
plant,
reggae,
sax,
self-release,
trumpet,
USA,
violin,
xavier rudd
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