Mi Pasión Mi Pasion
- 艺人
- Armik
- 语种
- 其他
- 厂牌
- Bolero
- 发行时间
- 2008年02月14日
- 专辑类别
- 录音室专辑
专辑介绍
by Jonathan Widran
A new recording by nuevo flamenco guitarist Armik is something like a gorgeous sunset -- always romantic, brilliant and colorful, yet so consistently lovely and perfect that it's easy to take for granted no matter the new shades and textures. Yet it's a true challenge for anyone, once seduced, to take his or her eyes and ears off of the exotic music and the always-striking album cover art that announces another shimmering collection. A fixture on the new age charts for years, his internationally acclaimed recordings have sold over a million and a half units (including one Gold record in Australia), so it's clear that the phenomenon is nearly as pervasive as the sunset. Armik's beautifully blends seductive, snappy toe-tappers as on Mi Pasion's opening track "Calima" (punctuated with scorching horn accents) and "Rumba de Noche" (featuring some of his best acoustic soloing over hypnotic percussion) with suavely romantic gestures à la the sweetly ambient title track and the swaying contemplation "Bolero." These softer tunes, as well as graceful midtempo pieces like "Warm Summer Nights" (which includes a dash of flute and horns), show a gentler side to his artistry -- and it's nice to see that melodic expression takes precedence over any tendency towards a barrage of notes for notes' sake. Armik's explored his passion before but, like the sunset, it's always nice to capture the latest moment in time.
Armik performing on especially made custom flamenco guitars from Spain: Conde Hermanos, Manuel Reyes and Pedro Maldonado Guitars.
All songs composed and arranged by Armik
Produced by: Armik
Recorded at Bolero Records Studio
Recording Engineer: Annette Dashchi
Mixed by: Annette Dashchi & Armik
Published and administered by Armik’s Music Publishing, Inc. (BMI)
Mastered by: Bernie Grundman at Bernie Grundman Mastering
最新简评（共3条）
- @小丹尼：节奏轻快，心在跳动
- @ophelia✿(drowned.)：更新至320K. 封面换上大图, 并有资料修改添加. 详见:
- @杨鸯鸯：too nice flamenco!