Hungry Lucy is a duo composed by War-N Harrison & Christa Belle, that produce atmospheric electronic music, with some trip-hop influence.

Pulse of the Earth is a 10-tracks album that remembers in many parts the most electronic album made by Madonna, Ray Of Light. If you like Frozen, you will appreciate also this production.

Pulse of the Earth is also the name of the track we like to start, the second one on the album. It’s almost oniric, with a good singing and atmosphere, on an interesting rhythm phrasing.

In Bumble we like the electronic piano groove and the tranquility over the whole track.

Hill is less atmospheric but more incisive and groovy. We like the synth bassline and the bigbeat used in the refrain.

Wandering ends the album with a faster rhythm and an involving sound, if you wish to dance, this is the track for you.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

The Dada Weatherman is Jonathan’s folk project, a young songwriter (20) from France, trained piano player but guitar player in the soul (from his own confession). — from biography on MySpace.

After many EPs, we are really pleased to review this complete album, with 13 tasty tracks.

If you like calm, warm and silky feelings, and if you like blues, folk and country, we really think you’ll appreciate this work from a real young musicians. A sound that feels british with his characteristic and melancholic singing, but comes from France.

Starting the selection of our preferred tracks, we suggest you the first opening track Song To Paris. We really like the arrangements and the groove.

A good country-folk influence is felt inside the Ballad of a Sad Man. It’s not a downtempo song, but it’s really relaxing as well.

Yellow Gold, the second top listened track on Jamendo, and Pacific Sailor are the second ones we like on this album. We love the groove, with its acoustic well played guitars.

Let we close with a “fast” country song. Ufo is not really funny, not really solar, but it’s probably the most “light” track of the whole album, with great acoustic guitar solo and country groove.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

Even if it seems to be an incomplete album, or at least an experimental one before the real release, the Alieninvasion is a good friend for your working time. You have no voices or too much groove changes, just a linear, simple but effective composition.

You just have to play it, and forgot it.

This EP starts with Unendliche Weiten, an old style track that remember the glorious battles and fights on the first home computer… Spectrum, VIC-20, Commodore 64, Atari… and so on. When less was more. Less bits to use, but more creativity.

Sigal aus dem All is short, melodic, smooth and silky.

Bringing you to the 90′s, Die Invasion is more dark then other tracks, with latin percussions and a 90′s synth groove.

Maybe Geisterstadt is the poorest track in composition and arrangement, but equally effective.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

This EP by Donderevo is a little gift for the Xmas holidays, with nice idea to put inside not just one genre, but various songs to listen. Even if the main groove is rock.

Christmas Christmas is the opening most rock track, with a funny timbal drum to remember that it’s a Xmas song.

Christmas for One is one of the two ballads included in this EP, it’s completely performed with electric piano, voice, some bell and tambourine. Very nice.

We Will Lie Beneath is the other speediest track of the album, a little bit indie and brit rock grooved.

Holy Christmas is a rock-blues old style song. We really like, maybe is the best track of the whole EP.

And, closing this work, you find Xmas, an electronically-magically experiment. Really magic and funny.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

Are you a fan of Tim Burton movies and the magic, unique and excellent atmosphere by the master Danny Elfman‘s music?

Are you a spectator of the amazing Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky?

Well, welcome to The Wizard of Oz, the passionate work of Francesco Lettera.

The Cyclone masterfully opens the way into this magic trip, flying and bouncing back & forth like a leaf. It’s a great ouverture.

Going to the city of Emerald is a funny reprise of the Nutcracker, with a personal performance and character.

The wicked witch remember some old colossal movie soundtrack, movies like Ben Hur, The Ten Commandments, Spartacus, Cleopatra. Movies that made the story, in the real way.

Take a preview:

Paolo Pavan’s jazz is poetic, romatic and frequently joyful.

He’s masters had been Stefano Sabatini, pianist and composer, and Riccardo Biseo, famous pianist, arranger and director of recording productions.

From this kind of experience and through  the collaboration with several folk, pop, rock and jazz band he draw by he’s music different styles and sonorities.

The result is that you have pieces like Looking a for a way out or Pablito’s Way, were rhythm and swing are pressing and fast, and you also have songs like Second and Slow Change, relaxing, refined, atmospheric jazz.

In the middle, you will find In praise of  Honey Rose, that is half swingful and half soft and romantic.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

We really like this artist because she produce always music of  hight quality. We are speakin about her voice, she is a great singer, powerfull and charismatic, and also about the arrangement of all the songs.

Lisa’s song, the first track of this album, is an example of the talent of this artist: vocally and instrumentally complete, elegant execution. The song was write to remember the story of a friend of Allison, Lisa Marie, went missing in 2002.

Maybe the most lively song of the seven, Midnight, join together pop and instrumental music.

We also really like Philosophy, the last track, because of it’s syncopated rhythm: the voice of the singer offer a marvellous proof of talent.

This is a close album, elegant, that sweep into the folk and instrumental music, with some times pieces of rock and melodic sounds.

Take a review on Jamendo:

Sometime someone needs a little piece of relax. Maybe at lunch, maybe in the mid of afternoon. Maybe in the evening, after a long day of hard work.

The time to relax in your bed, in summer, with a gentle sea breeze that kindly blows over the body, the hairs, inside the nostrils.

The time to relax in front of the fireplace, in winter, with a cup of tea, a glass of whisky or nothing, why not.

Well, just you & yourself.

In that moment Pinkle could be your nice friend, with his FFTme, a 12-tracks easy-listening album that is mainly a rock indie acoustic work, with some influence from caribbean and percussions.

The opening track Wake up remember the style of Coldplay, and it’s well performed, with a good electric guitar to strengthen the delicate general sound.

Different, with some latin and brazilian influence, is the third track called Laws of Physics, a good mic of bossanova and acoustic rock. Very tasty.

Blue Suit is a nice gentle speedy track. Nice on melodies and sounds, gentle on singing and speedy on rhythm, with a touch of hawaiian guitar playing.

The closing track Shoot the Moon is slow and elegant, with a speeding-up refrain and good electric piano playing.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

Sweet album…

The voice, warm and soft, envelop  you in an pink, foggy atmosphere.

You are eating a big ice cream, toddling about the Luna Park, happy and thoughtless.

The first song, L’Amanite, sum up all the peculiarity of this mini-album that is really a small, juicy candy!

Very interesting the melody that pass through all the album: a composition of blues, pop, french traditional and other different kind of music.

Take a preview on Jamendo:

It’s not simple make an unplugged album without the risk to bore the listeners. Many major artists sometimes fail on this goal, becoming boring respect their studio works.

Well, it’s not the case of Geraldine. Absolutely not.

This 7-tracks album is pretty easy listening and powerful, with a touch of constant happiness.

The voice of this singer simply rocks, with a warm tone and a powerful vocal extension.

We really like all the tracks she composed, but Cold is probably the one we will prefere in the long time… rather… we will do that for sure.

We love also the rhythm and happiness of Osa Mayor, Geraldine — with a little bit of blues riff —, Empty — with its nice way of sing in the refrain —.

Finally, don’t miss the ballad Donde Ir.

Take a preview on Jamendo: