Trio Matamoros

A great little series that goes way deeper than the salsa you might expect from the title – as the approach here is to pick tracks from many years before, but which still have strong resonance with the pride and power of the Latin scene of the 70s! The collection includes lots of tracks that might come as a real surprise – some larger orchestra material, tracks by trios, and other Latin styles that aren't normally associated with the spirit of salsa – which usually seems to draw most from the descarga years, and the small combos to emerge in the 60s. Instead, this series traces the music much farther back – and includes loads of hard-edged cuts that resonate surprisingly well with later salsa dura – including many records that you might have otherwise passed by!

Some tracks have been remastered and restored and some are presented on vinyl after many years. Nice graphic design. 300g cardboard. Format and selection designed for DJs, collectors and general public. FREE MP3 Download code included. DESCRIPTION Zombie Club presents the 4th sonic artifact after its "Come to the Caribbean", "Mambo Calypso" and "Limbo" successful releases. Once again, the concept is clear and simple: taking a trip on an imaginary sonic cruise to the islands, harbours and mountains of the Caribbean through rhythms and dances that recreate the tropical atmosphere that bring the festive spirit of these lands around the world. This time, we begin with a strange calypso/son played on electric guitar by (Cuban) Wilson and his Combo followed by some tracks from the West Indies such as calypso, Haitian meringue, quelbe, mento or goombay…

A great little series that goes way deeper than the salsa you might expect from the title – as the approach here is to pick tracks from many years before, but which still have strong resonance with the pride and power of the Latin scene of the 70s! The collection includes lots of tracks that might come as a real surprise – some larger orchestra material, tracks by trios, and other Latin styles that aren't normally associated with the spirit of salsa – which usually seems to draw most from the descarga years, and the small combos to emerge in the 60s.

Rachael Price and her touring trio (Warren Wolf on Piano, Erik Privert on Bass & Dave Brophy on Drums) perform the repertoire from their live concerts, which has dazzled audiences and garnered rave reviews across the county. The Los Angeles Times proclaimed she is "clearly a talent with extraordinary potential."