Boban & Marko Markovic Orchestra
Gipsy Manifesto
Piranha
Boban & Marko Markovic Orchestra's music is steeped in the upbeat brass of Serbia's most popular music form. The fast vocals and musical deliveries are paramount in Balkan brass today, which is especially prominent on "Turbo Diesel" and "Caje Sukarije." There are sixteen songs, but the last one is a radio edit remix of "Sljivovica." Vocals are in English, Romani, and Serbian. Anyone familiar with the punchy, brass-laden tunes of this region will be pleasantly surprised by the intelligent lyrics and dance-heavy elements. Balkan brass is not known for being very smooth or fluid and Gipsy Manifesto is yet another good example of this. However, Balkan fans need not 'balk' at this recording. If you are seeking wild rhythms, brassy sounds, and punchy dance music from Serbia (or surrounding countries), then this one is for you. ~ Matthew Forss
Sunday, November 3, 2013
CD Review: Boban & Marko Markovic Orchestra's 'Gipsy Manifesto'
Labels:
balkan,
boban markovic orchestra,
brass,
english,
forss,
gipsy manifesto,
instrumental,
marko markovic orchestra,
piranha,
roma,
serbia,
vocal
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