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 The artist’s compositions take on a more defined form here, multidimensional, highly original, and extremely engaging.

 The ideas are incredibly strong, impetuous, and overwhelming, so much so that sometimes he still can’t contain them within a classically structured song.

Music Of My Mind marks Stevie Wonder's full artistic maturity with original, introspective, and high-quality compositions. The album features long, emotionally rich tracks that showcase his creative genius. Notable songs include 'Love Having You Around' and 'Superwoman.' Though not perfectly structured, the album's strong creative ideas set a foundation comparable to his later masterpiece, Songs In The Key Of Life. Discover the soulful genius of Stevie Wonder’s Music Of My Mind—listen now and experience his artistic breakthrough!

 The album should be listened to from the first to the last track in its entirety, as all ten songs are splendid, extremely sunny, and very colorful.

 One of the highest expressions of Brazilian music, here modern, yet always tied to traditions.

Caetano Veloso's 1989 album Estrangeiro showcases a rich blend of traditional Brazilian folk and world music with African influences. The album captures the vibrant spirit of Brazil with colorful, sunny tracks that transport listeners to lively South American streets. Highlights include emotionally charged songs performed with guitar and voice, reflecting both joy and suffering. Estrangeiro is a timeless, invaluable work celebrated for its vitality and cultural depth. Listen to Caetano Veloso's Estrangeiro and immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and rhythms of Brazilian music.

 All twelve tracks are splendid, ‘Soul’ velvety, powerful, and refined at the same time, always extremely effective.

 An immense album, extraordinary, little known in our country, much more famous in the States.

This review praises Isaac Hayes' album The Best Of The Polydor Years as an exceptional soul music collection from the late 70s and early 80s. It highlights his powerful voice, skilled instrumentation, and standout tracks like 'Moonlight Lovin'' and 'Don’t Let Go.' The reviewer highly recommends the album to soul music fans and regards Hayes as a monumental figure in black soul music. Listen to Isaac Hayes' soulful greatest hits and experience the magic of The Best Of The Polydor Years today!

 It’s easy to be homesick when you’ve forgotten what your home really is like...

 Beautiful debut still raw (beautiful and special also for this reason), natural and spontaneous.

James Taylor's 1968 self-titled debut album reveals a young artist's raw talent and emotional depth. Inspired by his homesickness and battles with personal struggles, the album blends folk, blues, and intricate instrumentation. Notable tracks include 'Carolina In My Mind' and 'Sunshine Sunshine.' The album marks the beginning of Taylor's long-lasting impact on modern music. Discover James Taylor’s heartfelt debut album and experience the origins of a timeless singer-songwriter legend.

 A truly splendid, powerful, and compelling piece complete with a choir (which closely recalls the Queen style, of songs like 'Who Wants To Live Forever').

 An extremely bizarre and original record, which stands out in the modern music scene as absolutely unique.

This 1996 soundtrack album unites Stevie Wonder and Queen's Brian May in a surprising and unique collaboration inspired by the Italian story of Pinocchio. The album features a blend of classical orchestral pieces and pop-rock tracks, with May and Wonder performing separately across 14 songs supported by various artists. Highlights include Brian May's 'What Are We Made Of?' and Stevie Wonder's multiple versions of 'Hold On To Your Dream' and 'Kiss Lonely Good-Bye.' Though not commercially popular, the album remains a distinctive and admirable musical work. Listen to this rare and unique collaboration between Stevie Wonder and Brian May—explore the magical sounds of The Adventures of Pinocchio today!

 "The work is still quite raw, but already outlines what will become the artist’s style in the years to come, especially in the lyrics: beautiful, complicated, philosophical, and somewhat abstract."

 "The major flaw of this album lies in the music and arrangements, making the majority of the tracks truly unmelodic and not at all captivating."

Max Gazzè's 1996 debut album features deep, philosophical lyrics that hint at his future style. However, the music and arrangements are mostly unmelodic and fail to engage. Three tracks stand out for their melody and lyricism, but overall the album struggles to leave a lasting impression. Discover Max Gazzè’s early lyrical brilliance—listen to the standout tracks from his debut album now!

 Just this piece alone is worth the entire CD, managing to raise the level that had dipped with some tracks in the middle.

 Only one word to describe this shooting star that brightly illuminated the Pop-Rock music scene of the ’90s, but all too briefly: MYSTERY.

Ké's second album Shiny is a worthy follow-up to his debut despite some uneven moments. Standout tracks like You Don’t Know Me and an exceptional cover of Sound of Silence shine brilliantly. The artist’s mysterious presence adds to the album's charm. Though not flawless, Shiny offers several captivating moments that make it worthwhile. Ké’s early departure from music leaves fans longing for more. Discover the mysterious sounds of Ké’s Shiny — listen now and experience the captivating pop-rock journey.

 "That Lonesome Road" performed a cappella, which leaves me breathless with each listen.

 An album from which Taylor does not ask too much, expects nothing more, he simply does what he knows, and splendid melodies emerge.

James Taylor's 1981 album 'Dad Loves His Work' combines soulful ballads and captivating rock tracks. Standout songs like 'Hard Times' and 'Her Town Too' showcase his trademark melodies. The reflective closing a cappella 'That Lonesome Road' leaves a lasting impression. The album balances simplicity with powerful emotions, delivering timeless music without overreaching. Explore James Taylor's heartfelt melodies in Dad Loves His Work—listen now and experience timeless musical storytelling.

 This album is a true 'musical adventure', listening to it, you travel a lot.

 John Lurie is an adventurer of music (and life), hunting for emotions, remote landscapes, stories, and he surrounds them with always different and engaging music.

John Lurie's Fishing With John soundtrack complements the TV series featuring fishing trips with famous friends. The music blends jazz and exotic sounds, creating a unique and engaging travel experience. The album features a wide variety of moods and standout tracks like 'Canoe' and 'Fishing With John.' Listeners are invited on a musical journey across diverse landscapes, capturing the adventurous spirit of the show. Dive into John Lurie’s Fishing With John soundtrack and experience a jazz-filled journey through iconic fishing adventures.

 Morning Yearning at the opening takes the breath away by plucking the strings in the sweetest way only he knows how to do.

 We are indeed on both sides of the same gun, now we are the ones holding it, and now we are looking down the barrel pointed at our eyes.

Ben Harper's double album 'Both Sides Of The Gun' showcases two distinct musical personalities: a soft, introspective first disc of unplugged ballads and a powerful, politically charged second disc blending blues, rock, and funk. The album reflects Harper's multifaceted artistry and mature songwriting. The review praises the album's depth, energy, and emotional impact, recommending multiple listens to fully appreciate its variety and quality. Listen to Ben Harper's 'Both Sides Of The Gun' and experience the powerful contrast of intimate ballads and fiery rock anthems.