Title: Early gem from the Narada catalog
Product review: New Age, World Music, Adult Alternative? Whatever. I found this to be a delightful recording. Unfortunately, this CD is no longer in-print, but there seem to be plenty of used copies available. If you like Peruvian music, or even if you like Cusco, you will probably enjoy this disc. If you liked Goldsmith's film score to "Under Fire", this may give you the same feelings.Electronics, keyboards, flutes, percussion. Although the rhythms are strong here, it is primarily focused on very strong melodies, but no vocals, these are all instrumentals. The closest it may come to jazz is closer to Keiko Matsui than to Miles Davis. "Passion Fruit" may be the highlight of the CD, but it's just overall a very pleasant listening experience. Mark Isham makes an early career guest appearence on trumpet.
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