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 Knowing how to play well is not enough. It requires something else, something that touches the spirit.

 A very peaceful and calm home that transmits serenity. A place to rest before setting off on one’s travels again.

Ben Harper teams up with his wife Ellen on 'Childhood Home,' an acoustic, folk-inspired album celebrating roots and home life. The album features simple yet soulful music with lyrics that touch the spirit. Its peaceful and calm ambiance offers a reflective space, underpinned by heartfelt performances. Both artists contribute equally to the intimate and warm mood of the record. Listen to Ben & Ellen Harper's heartfelt 'Childhood Home' and experience a soulful journey into family and roots.

 Remaining true to their style, they have created a full and vibrant sound of rhythm’n blues and jazz that is never trivial.

 Naturally, words are of no use, you need to listen to them and then judge.

The Dirty Dozen Brass Band’s 1989 album Voodoo showcases their unique blend of funk, jazz, and rhythm and blues, maintaining their authentic New Orleans sound. Featuring legendary guests like Dr. John and Dizzy Gillespie, the album balances playful renditions with original work. Known for their vibrant live shows and musical innovation, the band continues to bring lively and engaging compositions that resist triviality. This major label debut captures their essence and invites listeners to experience their compelling sound firsthand. Listen to The Dirty Dozen Brass Band’s Voodoo and experience the electrifying power of New Orleans brass.

 The encounter between the master of Qawwali music and Michael Brook creates a blend of fascinating and enchanting ambient sounds.

 Listening to the first track, I immediately thought, 'here we go, the usual boring Arabic chants.' I changed my mind as I continued listening.

This review explores Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's album Mustt Mustt, produced by Michael Brook under the Real World label. While the opening title track didn’t impress, the album’s mix of Qawwali vocals with ambient electronic production shines in later tracks, especially 'Sea of Vapours.' The reviewer appreciates the cultural blend despite not usually favoring this style, noting the Massive Attack remix as a notable but not universally better addition. Dive into Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's Mustt Mustt and experience a captivating blend of world and electronic sounds!

 The Lumineers have the ability to stop the moment and make it eternal because they do not impose it.

 Finding beauty even where there shouldn’t be. In the midst of the empty, appearance-driven world, they bring us back to where it all begins.

The Lumineers' album Cleopatra is praised as a heartfelt and cohesive folk journey that explores life's choices through raw and emotional storytelling. The linked 24-minute video 'The Ballad of Cleopatra' enriches the experience by narrating a poignant life story. The review highlights the group's ability to evoke timeless emotions without forcing interpretation, emphasizing unity in the album's mood. It commends the band for capturing beauty in harsh realities and recommends the video to fully appreciate the artistic vision. Listen to Cleopatra and watch The Ballad of Cleopatra video to experience a moving folk tale through music and film.

 This is the rough draft of a beautiful novel. It was published without refinement.

 What came out sounds bad. And only because Lucio Battisti’s name is on the cover, it hasn’t been torn apart by critics.

This review critiques Lucio Battisti's album 'E già' as an unpolished and rough effort despite retaining his distinctive voice and ideas. The reviewer notes Battisti's preference for isolation, self-production, and reduced collaboration led to a less refined result. While some tracks stand out, the album overall feels incomplete, lacking emotional depth and polish. Explore Lucio Battisti’s 'E già' and discover its raw charm and standout tracks today!

 The overall delivery of the album seems hasty to me and lacks the right pauses of silence that the 'soul' should demand.

 A special mention goes to the performance of 'I’ve Been Loving You Too Long' which manages to hit the intimate as always.

The review discusses Otis Redding's 'Live in Europe,' his only live album released during his lifetime. While containing great songs and soulful moments, the album feels hastily produced and lacks the depth expected from his studio work. The reviewer appreciates the intimate rendition of 'I’ve Been Loving You Too Long' but finds the overall delivery underwhelming. The tragic context of Redding's premature death at his career peak adds poignancy. Discover the soulful moments of Otis Redding's iconic live album and explore the legacy of a true music legend.

 "Listening to this album is like stepping out of a messy room and into another where everything is in its right place."

 "A small gem of pop folk with delicate tones, deserving more recognition than it gets."

Brighton Bothways is Beachfield's delicate pop folk album brought to life by Glenn Thompson, a member of the iconic Go-Betweens. The reviewer appreciates the warm, thoughtfully crafted songs and laments the album's obscurity. Highlights like 'Coles to Newcastle' and 'Danish Kronor' stand out. The album offers a refreshing, neat musical experience worth discovering. Listen to Beachfield's Brighton Bothways and explore a beautifully crafted hidden pop folk treasure today!

 Every wrinkle on his face has a story to tell.

 But I like it when he takes off the armor and tries to let the soul free.

Calvin Russell's album 'Sam' reflects his rugged life experiences through a mix of rock, blues, and intimate ballads. The review highlights his storytelling ability and compares some tracks to Nick Cave's style. While not always exceptional, the album's true strength lies in its emotional depth and raw authenticity, especially in songs like 'Dream of a Better World.' Listen to Calvin Russell's 'Sam' and experience a raw, soulful journey through life's struggles and hopes.

 "The track 'Mar de plastico' alone is worth all the money spent."

 "A simple and utterly banal masterpiece, with a feeling of well-being and liberation."

This review describes the immersive experience of discovering Tiberevi, an instrumental duo from Galicia using diatonic accordions (organettos). The album 'Mentres as baleas dormen' offers unique, emotive tracks that convey a sense of liberation and calm. The reviewer highlights the perfect harmony between the two musicians, praising especially the track 'Mar de plastico' as a haunting masterpiece. Listen to Tiberevi's emotive diatonic accordion album and experience the calming soundscapes of Galicia today!

 The singer's voice strikes. Sweet yet at times angry. Sure and clear.

 Better a wail like this than a thousand fake joys. This is awareness and strength.

The Lumineers' 2012 debut album presents a powerful folk rock experience marked by soulful vocals and emotional honesty. The trio delivers music that encourages reflection and genuine feeling. Despite its subtle and subdued tone, the album is engaging and rich in quality tracks like "Ho Hey" and "Dead Sea." The review praises the album’s authenticity and lasting impact. Listen to The Lumineers' debut for a soulful folk journey full of heartfelt moments and timeless melodies.