Frank E Jeffries Jr - "Did It Have To Be Me" (3:43)
El Pedro - "La Luna" (4:39)
Novidade - "Masingita" (6:30)
Dieta Berliner - "Paula & Kaspar" (feat Jean Baptiste - club mix) (5:10)
Angelo Mallia - "Hideaway" (5:27)
Zardoz - "Brasilia Drums" (4:19)
Gert Thrue - "I Play The Body Electronic" (9:13)
In Trance 95 - "Warm Nights Driving On Wet Streets" (4:45)
Flayer - "Wanna Get Back Your Love" (5:12)
Jeancky - "Variations Sur Protestation" (4:55)
Review: The Sound of Love International #006, selected by Jay Donaldson (aka Palms Trax), is a vibrant compilation reflecting the eclecticism of his DJ sets and radio show Cooking With Palms Trax. This collection celebrates obscure gems, many self-released or privately pressed, uncovering hidden talent from different eras and regions. Opening with Linda Waterfall's 'Clarity', a 1970s spiritual jazz-tinged folk piece, the album features tracks like 'Follow My Heart' by Sebastian, a soulful, sax-filled soft rock tune, and Frank E. Jeffries Jr.'s gospel-infused 'Did It Have To Be Me'. Highlights include 90s South African bubblegum tracks like El Pedro's 'La Luna' and 'Novidade's Masingita'. Belgian prog-rocker Zardoz's 'Brasilia Drums' and Danish virtuoso Gert Thrue's synth-driven 'I Play The Body Electronic' add cosmic textures, while Flayer's Balearic anthem 'Wanna Get Back Your Love' and Jeancky's 'Variations Sur Protestation' provide a serene close. Palms Trax has crafted a collection of rare finds, mixing genres and decades into a cohesive whole, reviving forgotten artists and creating a joyful, floor-filling experience sure to capture the ears of music lovers everywhere.
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