some of which sank - that few longtime followers could have foreseen
and bold lyricism- with blunt meditations on femininity
the Hamburg based group Sky Walking
and avant-garde synth sounds inspired by Japanese minimalism and techno-pop (Haruomi Hosono's Philharmony (1982) being a particular favouite)
The thread of mourning that has long held sway in Morris' songwriting
BEACH SAMBA | VINYL RECORD (LP) D some of which sank -Deluxe 180 Gram Reissue. Special Gatefold Edition Including original artwork & credits. A studio album recorded by Astrud Gilberto for Verve in 1967, with arrangements by Eumir Deodato and Don Sebesky, Beach Samba successfully showcases the singer's soft, soothing, playful, ethereal voice. The program consists of laid back beach bossa nova tunes. The opening track, "Stay", is a true highlight, while "Beach Samba" is a wordless delight and "Canoeiro"