Komplettes MP3 Album von The Motet
Angegebene Spieldauer: 74:28
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2004-07-15
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Americubafrican music. "Rootsy and steeped in African rythmns and groovalicious funk,
The Motet’s music is sure to infect you."
--Michael Henningsen, The Alibi-Albuquerque NM.

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"Rootsy and steeped in African rhythms and groovalicious funk, The Motet’s music is sure to infect you. It’s a convergence of dance music and free-form improvisation that could turn out to be one of the most satisfying musical experiences you’ve had since the dawn of the 21st Century."

--Michael Henningsen, The Alibi-Albuquerque NM.


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"The Motet carries the reputation of being the latest word in masterful world-fusion. With an impressive array of musicians picked solely on the criteria of finely honed skill, The Motet has been touring the West Coast garnering rave reviews for their danceable, Afro-Cuban, blues/jazz fusion."

--Chico Synthesis


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"Each individual contributes his or her own style and influence to the band, which results in a whirlwind of funky, danceable fusion."

--Good Times, Santa Cruz, CA


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"The benches bounced aplenty (at New Orleans’ Maple Leaf) when The Motet took the stage. This is an excellent ensemble of very sharp and energetic young musicians. They blend rock, funk and heavy portions of Latin rhythms into a dazzling serving of musical bliss."

--Deroy Murdock, National Review/Scripps Howard News Service


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"How can anyone relax with this monstrous jazzfunkafrocubanic sensation from Boulder, Colorado tearing the ceiling out with its soulful ruminations and all-out percussion free-for-all?"
--Dean Bonzani, Flagstaff Live!