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Aniceto Molina Los Inmortales... Songs | 1. | Bailia Mi Rumba | |
| 2. | Mercedes | |
| 3. | La Cumbia Campesina | |
| 4. | Coquito de Agua | |
| 5. | Muriendo Lentamente | $0.99 | |
| 6. | Punta de Copas, A | |
| 7. | Agua Loca | |
| 8. | Mi Sombrero Volteado | |
| 9. | Playas Marinas | |
| 10. | Mi Cafetal | |
| 11. | Golpe con Golpe | |
| 12. | La Comadre | |
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Kate Markowitz's arrival as a solo artist is supported by loads of experience singing background vocals for James Taylor, Randy Newman, and scores of others. Map of the World gives her a chance to step out in front of the band and showcase her own vocals and songwriting skills. Markowitz will probably be classified as yet another singer/songwriter, a description that's technically accurate but misleading. Like Rose Smith's Dawn Raiding and Sarah Harmer's You Were Here, she combines literary lyrics with pop production, a marriage that makes the music itself less predictable than the average singer/songwriter effort. "Pride and Vanity" and "Luckier Girls" include a nice mix of guitars, synthesizers/keyboards, strings, and multi-tracked vocals. In many ways this approach points back to the early 1970s when singer/songwriters like Laura Nyro and Newman seemed a bit more adventurous. This connection to the '70s is strengthened with a good cover of "Can We Still Be Friends," a Top 30 hit for Todd Rundgren in 1978. Markowitz brings a light, airy quality to the vocal that matches the emotion of the original without copying its style. There are also neat little touches on Map of the World, like Dan Dugmore's steel work on "These Wheels." Markowitz's debut is yet more evidence that the singer/songwriter genre still has some pizzazz left in it. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr.
Recorded at OMNIsound and The Money Pit, Nashville, Tennessee.
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African-American music has often been associated with outer space; from Sun Ra through George Clinton by way of John Sayles' indie film classic The Brother from Another Planet, there emerges a legacy of self-professed interstellar travelers who have touched down on earth long enough to beguile us with their alien way with music. Dragons of Zynth are the latest in this heritage to appear on the radar screen of avant rock, even if they don't actually profess to be from Saturn or Venus. Combining various essential elements of black rock history from Sly & the Family Stone, Curtis Mayfield, Jimi Hendrix, Living Colour, Public Enemy, and their similarly minded N.Y.C. cohorts TV on the Radio, their debut fell-length, Coronation Thieves, is so full of jarring juxtapositions and startling twists and turns as to have been under the influence of alien spawn, yet deep down inside lurks the greatest soul album of 2007. From the opening synth swell, Hendrixian feedback, and ebony croon of "War Lover," to the counterculture call to arms of "Who Rize Above," to the demented doo wop and shoegazing bombast of "Rockin Star," it's immediately apparent that brothers Aku and Akwetey Orraca-Tetteh (O.T. for short) get their freak on in grand post-millennial apocalyptic style, although their songs are often impenetrable, in large part due to a murky mix from TVOTR's David Sitek (the Dragons also played on TVOTR's Return to Cookie Mountain) that favors peripheral instruments over ...
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