Visual Music Circus
Visual Music Circus
Self-Release
Petros Sakelliou, a native of Athens, Greece, is the brainchild behind the new album, Visual Music Circus. The circus theme is found in the carnival-esque melodies and moods represented throughout the eight tracks and several diverse musical instruments, including the piano, accordion, sax, vibraphone, clarinet, flute, piccolo, violin, upright bass, percussion, and drum-set. The multi-layered sounds conjure up images of Brazilian lounge bars, sultry beaches, and smoky nightclubs. There is a mix of jazz, classical, Latin, and nostalgic music akin to the 1960's and 70's era. The result is a playful and well-orchestrated album that is full of serene melodies, writhing rhythms, and unique sounds that bring a fresh perspective to the area of world fusion. ~ Matthew Forss
Thursday, February 19, 2015
CD Review: Visual Music Circus' New Self-Titled Release
Labels:
1960s,
1970s,
brazilian,
forss,
greece,
instrumental,
jazz,
Latin,
lounge,
petros sakelliou,
piano,
self-release,
visual music circus,
world fusion
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