Camino Real [Import]

Buscemi (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (September 5, 2006)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: PID
• ASIN: B00008XFBG
• Also Available in: Audio CD
• Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #150,617 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Gadget Girls

2. Obrigado! (Feat. Isabelle Antena)

3. Viaje Feliz

4. Praia Boogie

5. Voodoo Voyage

6. The World Around (Feat. Michael Franti)

7. A Te O Fin (Feat. Carla Alexander)

8. Midnight Sessions

9. Seaside (Feat. Isabelle Antena)

10. Camino Real

11. Ghost Track (Feat. Ted Milton)

Editorial Reviews

Sophomore album from Belgian lounge/acid jazz producer Dirk Swartenbroeckx (AKA Buscemi). 11 tracks including 'Gadget Girls', 'Voodoo Voyage', 'The World Around' (featuring Michael Franti), 'Seaside' (featuring Isabelle Antena) and more. EMI.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Buscemi at his Best!, June 1, 2004

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bordersj2 (Boston) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Camino Real (Audio CD)

I've been a big fan of Dirk Swartenbroeckx aka "Buscemi" since I first heard Ramiro's Theme some 4 years ago on the cd "Our Girl in Havanna" and "Glucklich vol IV". This Belgian artist, who is indeed a fan of the actor Steve Buscemi, has put out loads of vinyls and has some pretty sweet remixes out too. This is the third feature release and usually Buscemi's influencs are house, latin vibes, Brazilian beats, French flair and beautiful women!

This is probably my favorite of his releases. It starts out with a neat electronic cut called Gadget Girls before moving into a song with a fantastic almost ambient vibe "Obrigado!". On vocals in that track is French diva Isabelle Antena - if you're a Thievery Corporation fan and have been to the DC Lounge, you've definitely heard her before. Next you move onto the cool jazzed up beats of "Viaje Feliz" with more latin touches and down the road in this cd you also have probably my favorite cut; "Midnight Sessions". What a great beat! It comes in with some samba and moves along so smoothly. Buscemi kicks things up again with the beaty and breezy Seaside which again features Isabelle Antena on vocals and the title track's pretty cool with an interesting beat and background to it.

I recommend this. It's definitely got a more mature sound than his earlier works and with some quality guest vocalists on the tracks, it's a no brainer. Isabelle Antena, Carla Alexandar (remember "Volume" in 2002?) and Michael Franti. If you dig this, DEFINITELY check out Break & Bossa vol 6 which hs 2 of his cuts on the mixed side - including "Midnight Sessions". Another compilation to check out would be Glucklich 4 and 5. You'd probably also like Jaffa's "Elevator", Mr. Scruff and music by Compost's Jazzanova, Truby Trio, Fauna Flash and last but certainly not least... maybe even most of all - Minus 8's "Minuit".

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars king's way, August 21, 2004

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winky tinky "winky" (washington DC) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Camino Real (Audio CD)

The tittle means King's way but it is queen's way really. Isabelle Antena , pionneer of the style (see camino del sol) and Carla Alexandar bring Buscemi's music at it's best.The single Seaside (co-written by Isabelle who also had a hit with a song named "seaside week end") is a must.
Have a pinacolada and let's dance!

4.0 out of 5 stars Buscemi - Camino Real, May 16, 2011

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scoundrel - See all my reviews

This review is from: Camino Real (Audio CD)

More juicy house from Buscemi on CAMINO REAL. Isabelle Antena offers some Brazilian Portuguese delicacy to "Obrigado!" and "Viaje Feliz," despite the festive name, actually turns out a little moodier, with a woodwind line that drives the track forward. If you want more obvious fiesta, "Voodoo Voyage" is like a shot of Carnaval in the arm. "Praia Boogie" starts off downtempo before kicking into some fast breaks. The middle of the album ("A Te O Fin," "Midnight Sessions") goes thoroughly downtempo, before the summery "Seaside" warms things back up. Solid all the way through.