Periscopi Invertit can be understood as a contemporary revival of folk traditions. Going back to the roots through a new lens is an explorative and unique focus. Bringing their soothing tones with some classy inversions that keep your attention, this is their latest single. This one is called La dama d’Aragó.
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Soothing jazz moments
It is the opening of the song and tones that grab your attention. Simple percussion keeps accents on the tangy tune, tantalising you with crafted progressions. Though these songs might be revisits, Periscopi Inverti know how to keep the rhythm and groove fresh. Vocals are mesmerizing, playing a ballet with the guitar and tones to make a breezy interaction. When the layers come in, they bring a twist to revolve around. The band is purposeful in their approach, making their learnings from the folk song a core study. These are improvisations that prevail over the character of the track, actually showcasing the joy and mirth the band have playing this music. The piano parts accent and complement the vocals in many ways, adding to the relaxing, contemplative nature of the song. A walk in a meadow, with life bubbling all around.
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The band has songs like El Poder Del Cant which can explore incredible pockets while staying true to the song. Ball Pla De Lladurs is another one that grabs your attention, with its smooth grooves and transitions. You can follow the band on Twitter & Instagram, and listen to the magical song here. It is a revelation in music, while paying respects to what made them fall in love with it. Listen to Periscopi Invertit here:
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