FANTASTiC | 11 February 2023 | 639 MB
Splice Originals: Boléros由Erick Bardales制作，包括多次获得格莱美奖的打击乐手Martin Flores和吉他手Miguel Angel Flores，在洛杉矶的声音工厂的Splice工作室中。两位艺术家使用了congas, bongos, Toca maracas和requinto吉他，用老式麦克风捕捉，并使用真实的EMT 140 Plate混响和各种吉他踏板，为boléro添加了迷幻效果。如果像Los Pasteles Verdes的“Esclavo Y Amo”这样的歌曲会让你停下脚步，拿出采样器，这款包就是为你准备的。
传统的boléro是起源于西班牙和古巴的一种慢节奏的西班牙舞曲，而当代的boléro则是其他拉丁舞蹈和交际舞的混合体，结合了华尔兹轻快的起伏、探戈的对位运动以及伦巴相关的慢速运动和拉丁音乐。
马丁·弗洛雷斯拥有超过30年的经验，与琼·塞巴斯蒂安，宝琳娜·卢比奥，拉·圣塞西莉亚和珍妮·里维拉等艺术家在世界各地巡回演出。他还在多张白金销量专辑中演出，与Joan Sebastian, Marco Antonio-Solis, Pepe Aguilar, Vicente Fernandez和Alejandro Fernandez等人一起录制。
米格尔·安赫尔·弗洛雷斯的音乐声音是各种音乐习语、颜色和纹理的融合。他的声音融合了boléro、爵士、布鲁斯、R&B摇滚、流行、乡村和古典吉他的细微差别，形成了一个他称之为自己的声音熔炉。米格尔·安吉尔与格莱美提名和格莱美奖得主Lupita Infante和La Santa Cecilia一起演奏。
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Splice Originals: Boléros was produced by Erick Bardales featuring multi-GRAMMY-winning percussionist Martin Flores and guitarist Miguel Angel Flores in Splice studios at The Sound Factory in Los Angeles, CA. The two artists employed congas, bongos, Toca maracas, and requinto guitars captured on vintage microphones and processed with a real-life EMT 140 Plate reverb and various guitar pedals for adding a psychedelic effect for a spacier take on boléro. If a song like “Esclavo Y Amo” by Los Pasteles Verdes would stop you in your tracks to get out the sampler, this pack is for you.
While traditional boléro is a slow form of Spanish dance music originating in Spain and Cuba, contemporary boléro is a hybrid of other Latin and ballroom dances, combining the lilting rise and fall of the waltz, the contra-body movement of tango, and the slow movement and Latin music associated with the rumba.
Martin Flores has over 30 years of experience in touring the world with artists like Joan Sebastian, Paulina Rubio, La Santa Cecilia, and Jenni Rivera. He’s also played on multiple Platinum-selling albums, recording with the likes of Joan Sebastian, Marco Antonio-Solis, Pepe Aguilar, Vicente Fernandez, and Alejandro Fernandez, among many others.
Miguel Angel Flores’ musical sound is an amalgamation of various musical idioms, colors, and textures. His sound blends nuances of boléro, jazz, blues, R&B rock, pop, country, and classical guitar into a sonic melting pot that he calls his own. Miguel Angel plays alongside GRAMMY-nominated and GRAMMY Award-winning acts such as Lupita Infante and La Santa Cecilia.
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