Customer Reviews

Aria

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At first I was sceptical about this album, as AMG gave it only 3 stars, and world cafe was a big disappointment... But then, I liked 1001 nights and E very much. Yet I risked and won! The music is so uplift and inspiring, I now listen to it more than previous albums. Very smooth and pleasing. It can create a very good background on a date at home, or even at a drinking party. Excellent.

Well, I wouldn't call it a New Age style. It's a New Flamenco with a Middle Eastern twist. And this fusion makes it so special. It definitely stands out among the rest of New Flamenco artists. If you want something different, this is it!

Do not mistake the smooth , "elevator music like" sound.. it is merely the sound style. The music itself is very beutiful, and the guitar playing is well executed. It is an album with some "magic toach" to it. Once you are familiar with it, you always love to return to it, and find yoursel discovering something you have not noticed before about it....

One of the best "new age" albums around!

Further excellent production by Shahin and Sephr. The mix of Eastern and Spanish etc rhythms works perfectly. There is a certain simplicity here with extremely catchy tunes and superb overall production. A pretty good follow up to 1001 nights, I would say, certainly no disapointment.

Go to track #4 for a fabulous experienc

One of the best new age albums I've listened to. A must buy for new age enthusiast.

Musically, these guys are taking the easy road paved by K-mart Leibert and others of the same ilk. Strunz and Farah are musically much more innovative and it is my recomendation that you donot listen to this boring and uninspired muszak unless you are in a waiting room or elevator. Nada nuevo bajo el sol