Time: 63:58
Size: 146.5 MB
Styles: Guitar jazz
Year: 2014
Art: Front
[5:35] 1. Paint Your Brain
[4:39] 2. Dark June
[1:10] 3. Voice From Jupiter
[4:45] 4. Here Is All The Love I Have
[2:28] 5. Look Behind The Moon
[5:17] 6. Song For The Sun
[5:53] 7. Yesterday, Tomorrow
[4:18] 8. Blood And Milk
[1:06] 9. No Words
[4:18] 10. The White Heart
[4:30] 11. Secret For You
[4:43] 12. Where Is The Hope
[4:40] 13. The Reason Why I Am Here
[2:52] 14. Light Of Unknown
[5:35] 15. Lay Your Hands On Me
[2:02] 16. Late Tears
Peter O´Mara, Guitar; Qusai Zureikat, Vocals; Florian Poser, Vibraphone; Daniel Le-Van-Vo, Bass; Nicole Badila, Bass; Torsten Krill, Drums; Jörg Fleer, Guitars/Bass/Loops/Guitar-Synthesizer/Voice.
"That's how Paint Your Brain starts with a typical fusion piece and I can say it has an international format. Fleer controls a little bit in the direction of Alan Holdsworth ... The lyrical and dreamy elements can be enchanting, like for example very well presented with Here Is All The Love I Have. With regard to the use of different guitars, there are also good, atmospherically different orientations. So with the shorter look Behind The Moon - unaccompanied and hardly amplified, as if the artist sketchy thoughts through the guitar want to express. In between, there are always special features, such as when vibraphonist Florian Poser introduces additional aspects to the music at Yesterday, Tomorrow. It's a little reminiscent of the band Steps Ahead ... Secret For You has once again a dialogue supported by gentle percussion with the very fluently played bass. The piece leaves room for pleasant dreaming, until then Where Is The Hope? reminiscent of Pat Metheny's music, radiating with a very beautiful melody and a lot of harmony. The final accents are the last two tracks that I like very much: Lay Your Hands On Me and Late Tears, which has a pleasantly romantic touch, reminiscent of one of my favorite guitarists, Terje Rypdal. Since he is relatively alone with his art in the far field, it would be good for Fleer to do it here in this special way." ~Wolfgang Giese (Translated from German.)
"That's how Paint Your Brain starts with a typical fusion piece and I can say it has an international format. Fleer controls a little bit in the direction of Alan Holdsworth ... The lyrical and dreamy elements can be enchanting, like for example very well presented with Here Is All The Love I Have. With regard to the use of different guitars, there are also good, atmospherically different orientations. So with the shorter look Behind The Moon - unaccompanied and hardly amplified, as if the artist sketchy thoughts through the guitar want to express. In between, there are always special features, such as when vibraphonist Florian Poser introduces additional aspects to the music at Yesterday, Tomorrow. It's a little reminiscent of the band Steps Ahead ... Secret For You has once again a dialogue supported by gentle percussion with the very fluently played bass. The piece leaves room for pleasant dreaming, until then Where Is The Hope? reminiscent of Pat Metheny's music, radiating with a very beautiful melody and a lot of harmony. The final accents are the last two tracks that I like very much: Lay Your Hands On Me and Late Tears, which has a pleasantly romantic touch, reminiscent of one of my favorite guitarists, Terje Rypdal. Since he is relatively alone with his art in the far field, it would be good for Fleer to do it here in this special way." ~Wolfgang Giese (Translated from German.)
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