Wonder by Angelo Cruzman, Jacoby
Angelo Cruzman (aka Dreems) and Jacoby return from the vast fertile oceans of their minds with WONDER, a technicolour treat for your turntables.
From the opening guitar of 'Welcome,' you know you're in for a trip. There's something deep in the DNA of Australians, this is like a lost sibling of The Avalanches at their most grandiose and sample-adelic. Hand-made feel-good dreem-pop rich with vocal hooks and dub flourishes, 'Anything' covers epic cheese-rock band Bad English's 'When I see You Smile' with island fresh French-filter funk. 'Wonder' opens up a symphonic world of child-like glee. 'Sing-a-Song' takes the good cheer even further, stretching dopamine receptors as far as they can go without the use of illicit substances. Finally, 'Right Direction' smooths things down with low-slung horns and reassuring words - keep the faith, one foot in front of the other, imagination rules the nation!
Tracklist
| 1. | Welcome | 2:08 |
| 2. | Sing a Song | 7:37 |
| 3. | Wonder | 4:25 |
| 4. | Anything | 4:36 |
| 5. | Right Direction | 5:38 |
| 6. | La La La (Peace and Love) | 7:11 |
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These hypnotic reveries strain and pulse against the restrictive meta-thongs of contemporary lifestyle living to offer a pan-globo soulstyle for our times. The impression of psychedelia is expressive. And the expression on your face of the impression it leaves....impressive.