Gino Sitson
VoiStrings
Buda Musique
Gino Sitson, a Cameroonian-native, is a vocal acrobat with diverse vocal stylings indicative of jazz, Afro-soul, and European classicism. There are various body effects and miscellaneous vocal effects that produce a variety of sounds--all of them pleasant. The music is very laid-back, sweeping, and neo-classical with some African percussion and rhythm influences. Gino's vocals are accompanied by piano, double bass, drums, cello, and viola. There are two covers on the album, which include Faure's "Elegie Opus 24" and Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage." Of course, Gino makes both tracks his own. There are fourteen original tracks. Fans of world jazz, African vocal music, neo-classical, and even South American bossa nova would relish the sounds on VoiStrings. ~ Matthew Forss
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
CD Review: Gino Sitson's 'VoiStrings'
Labels:
africa,
buda musique,
cameroon,
european,
faure,
forss,
gino sitson,
herbie hancock,
jazz,
piano,
soul,
vocal,
voistrings
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