Ayelet Rose Gottlieb
Roadsides
Arogole Music
Born in Jerusalem, Ayelet Rose Gottlieb brings us a magical and historical release of Hebrew songs with some Palestinian vocals, a jazzy repertoire, and avant garde set-up that is both relaxing and innovative. The sauntering songs are loaded with jazzy effects, but the music is a kind of fusion that is born out of Middle Eastern, Arabic, and Ladino musical styles. The music is very dreamy, contemplative, and authentic. Ayelet's vocals are inspirational, playful, and mature. The music is sometimes giddy, too. Overall, the album is so diverse and varied that it is difficult to categorize it in one word. Anyone interested in Middle Eastern, Arabic, flamenco, Ladino, folk, roots, world fusion, avant garde, and world jazz will love Roadsides. ~ Matthew Forss
Saturday, September 13, 2014
CD Review: Ayelet Rose Gottlieb's 'Roadsides'
Labels:
arogole music,
avant garde,
ayelet rose gottlieb,
forss,
fusion,
Israel,
jerusalem,
middle eastern,
palestine,
roadsides,
world jazz
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