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Reportes : From The St... : Page 1
Resenas : Test Review MPL
Resenas : Test revew
Musicos : New Musician
Fotos : Tom Ehrlich : test subpage
Fotos : Tom Ehrlich : test 3
Fotos : Michael Lazarus : MPL - New Gallery 1
Tienda : Methods · Métodos
Musicos : Juan Formell
Musicos : Yordamis Megret Planes
Musicos : Yasser Morejón Pino
Musicos : José Luis "Changuito" Quintana
Musicos : Dennis Nicles Cobas
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NYC Bulletin
Three New CD Reviews by NY Artists
New NYC CD Reviews
Los Hermanos Colón, Rolando Morales-Matos, Gerardo Contino
NYC has been a hotbed for virtually all forms of music from Latin America as well as Afro-Latin music indigenous to the US as well. These three new recordings represent just that, different yet equally significant perspectives of Latin influenced music right here in New York City.
Sabor Colón (Los Hermanos Colón): This 2014 release employs all the tried and true formulas that have made New York salsa great since the beginning, proving once again that one can’t go wrong with concise arrangements and A-list musicians. Each part fits together like a well-designed piece of architecture with every detail accounted for and nothing left out of place. You can read the review here.
Forward (Rolando Morales-Matos): Vibraphonist/multi-instrumentalist Rolando Morales-Matos is the embodiment of what people would picture of a consummate professional musician. His eponymous solo effort, featuring his own ensemble Forward, is a top notch Latin jazz album with intriguing compositions/arrangements and fiery improvisations by Matos and his superb roster of musicians. You can read the review here.
Somos Latinos (Gerardo Contino): Former NG La Banda vocalist Gerardo Contino brings his band of A-list musicians into the studio to create his first solo album. The result is an explosive Timba paragon with state of the art instrumental work throughout. You can read the review here.
