From the title of the album, I thought this would probably be a mellow new-agey type of jazz recording that would most likely bore me. It turned out to be something else and I quite enjoyed it.
A minimalist mix of woodwind instruments, violin, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, piano and synthesizer sounds, and vocals all used in various combinations throughout the album.
It had a bit of an ominous vibe from the beginning which flowed through the entire album. I kept thinking that it would make a good soundtrack to a B&W movie based on a creepy, murder mystery or a weird sci-fi flick.
I listened to it 4 times over the last week and it held up well to repeated plays and grew on me a bit more each time. I saved a copy of it on my hard drive and will definitely return to it again for another listen or more.
I voted "Liked it" and will give it an 8.5/10
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The Album Club: "Meditations" by Yusef Lateef
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