Un Exceso de Luz Anti-Fade Records presenting a big time essential

presenting a big time essential double pack

No Trend booked time at Inner Ear studio to record material for what would become the Teen Love 7”

Fans of jazz singing would be well advised to check out this interesting set

” the duo of 38 Spesh and Ransom provide a rather introspective look-back on their troubled come up while a song like “Flow Gods” reminds everyone that G and his assembly are nothing to be taken lightly when it comes to witty wordplay and velvety smooth bars

” #25 on WIRE Magazine’s “Best Albums of 2019

Un Exceso de Luz Anti-Fade Records presenting a big time essentialEnsamble Acstico was conceived in the early '80s by Billy Pereyra and Eduardo Roland in Blancarena, a resort on the coast of the Ro de la Plata, east of Colonia, Uruguay. In 1989, after only a few performances, the duo released their first and only album: a cassette of eight songs titled Un Exceso De Luz (An Excess of Light). Despite being limited to just 500 copies, the album was critically acclaimed and lauded as the first new age project to come