Marcos Castro - Amor Y Coraje CD

Amor Y Coraje CD music. Cesar Orozco (Pianist, Arranger and Composer) was born in Cuba in February 6 of 1980. He began musical studies in 1987. Mr. Orozco Graduated at the National School of Art (ENA) in ...

Amor Y Coraje album. This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by Bad Boy Bill. Taking his quintessentially American style of cut-up mixing overseas, Bad Boy Bill fortunately didn't tinker with the mix too much, preferring instead to concentrate on the usual extroverted, ...

Amor Y Coraje songs. Felton Offard is a gifted guitarist/composer/producer. He is a versatile artist who has worked with diverse acts, from pop star Barry Manilow to jazz legend Clark Terry. Mr. Offard co-wrote the song, "I'll Follow You", recorded by Grammy award winner ...

Amor Y Coraje music CDs. These are poetry and music CDs. I am a 7 time national Pushcart nominee with ten small books to my credit. The internet has taken my marginal status as a small press personality and done quite a bit more with ...

Amor Y Coraje CD music. Track Listing of songs: Intro; Vom Rookie Zum Pro; Faites La Fíªte; Own Way; Numéro Un; Neuahfang; Fake Bizz; Unterschied; Intro Arbeiterchind; Arbeiterchind; Lady feat. Stef; Qui; S'Spiel; Don't Forget; Zí¼ri feat. G5 Skiller; Siggi und Maria; Gib das Mic; Outro;

Amor Y Coraje songs. Known to his friends as "Dougie". Doug Edwards is a solo artist from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Doug's music is uniquely written, with catchy pop-like lyrics and performed with his individual touch of soothing vocals and acoustic stylings. This sets Doug apart from ...

Amor Y Coraje music CDs. My interest in performing began for me at a very young age. I am very fortunate to have found a career in which I can live the dream of making a living singing and performing, and still spend most of ...

Amor Y Coraje album. This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by Daniel Bell. As the DJ mix CD phenomenon slowly becomes a progressively more lucrative phenomenon, there is an even greater need for records such as this. Rather than laying down the sort of anthem-filled, peak-hour sets so common on mix CDs, Dan Bell drops a mid-tempo set with enough funk to keep the energy level high but enough relaxed tempos to warrant repeated listens at any time of the day. His track selection tends to drift toward the quirkier side of mid-tempo house tracks in the vein of Herbert and some of Bell's more down-tempo material. The mix begins with calm tracks from the esteemed Klang and Playhouse labels before moving into some equally interesting arrangements by, most notably, Herbert and Thomas Brinkmann. This first half of the mix isn't that joyous and isn't that funky but rather a bit odd -- not in a negative way, though -- as these tracks do their best to make house sound fresh by experimenting with funky yet somewhat jarring rhythms. Beginning with Herbert's dub remix of "Das Bisschen Besser," the set moves from questionable weirdness to sheer brilliance. The quirkiness remains, but the final few tracks bring soul and uplifting vibes, along with some welcome vocals. After the album's peak, Nick Holder's "Feeling Sad," Bell begins a slow decline that hits its most eroded moment during Round Four's "Found a Way," before concluding on a feel-good note with Shake's "Detroit State of Mind." This set will probably change your view of Bell -- often associated with hard minimal techno -- and, above all, illustrates exactly how to piece together a funky while at the same time engaging down-tempo mix more ...