Orinoco, one of the largest rivers of South America.
Orinoko, the melody that gives it life.
Isaias Lubo, Roberto Fratta, Alfredo "Pocho" Rosales, Matthaus Krzywdzinksi and Ben Hohlfeld are the members of Orinoko, an international jazz ensemble originated in Leipzig, Germany. Orinoko was founded in 2008 by Venezuelan singer, violinist and composer Isaias Lubo and counts with the collaboration of prestige musicians from Italy, Cuba, Poland and Germany. Record label Heideck Records and distributor Galileo MC have released the ensembles debut album called Viajeros. An expedition that involves jazz, fusion, samba, rock, Venezuelan folk, cumbia, salsa and more in a Latin explosion.
3 Songs Worth Listening:
- "Viajeros" is the opening track which pays great tribute to the title and the bands peronal experience. This mix-and-match of sweet salsa and mellow mambo talks about an immigrants voyage to unknown places to find that special something.
- "Sarabandeao" is an instrumental piece that lets you intake everything Orinoko is about. Latin jazz, world influences and deep bass compose this sensual and pleasant jazz of almost seven-minutes long.
- "Cruzaito" accelerates between tempo and melody. Taking us through the mellow-toned to the fast-paced side of jazz. Beginning with an impeccable rhythm and ending with an attractive 'shoulder-and-hip-shaking' melody that will keep you on your feet.
Other Artists You May Like:
- Morbo y Mambo (Argentina)
- Amarillo, Cian, Magenta (Costa Rica)
Purchase Here: http://www.galileo-mc.de/galileo-mc/cd.php?formatid=1898&sprache=eng
For More Information >> http://www.orinokomusic.com/
by Jessica Roiz
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