Angus Martin
Angus Martin
“He sings in black and white between two seasides, out where the ocean stretches out, where his dreams bump into one another. The somewhat bitter sweetness of his maritime tempos sink us in the desire to listen to him, again and again. Angus Martin’s first CD is Presqu’île (Almost an Island = Peninsula), wherein we taste the salt of the samba, and are carried away into the depths of songs as langorous as veritable ‘Fados’. Nothing prevents the rose of song, like that of wind, to envelope the European and the north and south American coasts within the same vibration; especially when the voyager, lover of coastal lands, is called Angus Martin and that he knows how to play the accordion to the rhythm of the tides. We lean towards the silhouette of a “man child” whose heart is tender, vast, almost liquid, almost...an island. We anticipate the release of his second album with impatience!” Laure Morali, "Musiques en or" Montreal, Quebec, 6/8/06
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| De A a Zelie |
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| El gabachango |
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| Putain de toi |
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| Prequ'ile |
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| Bossa para Neruda |
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| Canto de oro |
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| Les misereux |
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| La priere |
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| Si timoun gen fado |
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| Som 23 |
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| Rosalia |
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| Flor y canto |
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