Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #174386 in Music
• Released on: 2007-02-12
• Number of discs: 1

Album Description
Fourth album from Belgian producer Dirk Swartenbroeckx (AKA Buscemi). His style is deep and often difficult to categorize: Nu Bossa, Nu Lounge, House Music, Brazilian Grooves, Afrobeat, Drum 'n Bass... Dance music with a Latin feel is maybe the best description of the sound of Buscemi. There are some lovely bossa moments on Retro Nuevo, but so much more. Dutch singer Fay Lovsky contributed her words and vocals to the charming 'Nao falo português'. Viviani Godoy conquered the broken beats of the pleasing 'Isolada do Mundo'. African singer Alexia Waku laid the funky 'Jumilla'. Dag Taeldeman (A Brand) brought the chemistry of 'Medusa'. Even the great Isabelle Antena returns with another superb performance on the lovely and chilled 'Nothing to worry about'. The album was preceded by the storming Electro Jazz-Club single 'Jazz Jumper', that got excellent response from DJ's worldwide. EMI. 2007.

Album Details
2007 Release of the Belgian Act's Fourth Full Length Album. There Are Beautiful Moments of Bossa, Like When Dutch Singer Fay Lovsky Takes to the Mic for the Charming "Nao Falo Portugues". Viviana Godoy Conquered the Broken Beats for the Pleasurable "Isolada Do Mundo", While African Singer Alexia Waku Lays Down the Funk on "Jumilia". The Release of the Album was Preceeded by the Single "Jazz Jumper", a Storming Electro Jazz Club Tune that DJ'S Worldwide Adopted Into their Playlists Enthusiastically.