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Instrumental rock, progressive, fusion & themic overtones.
Genre:
Rock: Instrumental Rock
Release Date:
1995
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Record Label: TSM productions
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Rare Blend's Cinefusion is an 8-song collection gelling rock/jazz fusion with an emotional soundtrack feeling inviting you for a ride to the musical gateway! Dynamic guitars courtesy of Vic Samalot and keyboard moods provided by Bobbi Holt are the cornerstones of this progressive, improvisational disc. Tracks such as the elegaic, hauntingly-moody "Black Rain" offer deep, sonorous keyboard textures topped with spry, passionate guitar. "Isabella" presents a DiMeola-style Latin guitar sound, while "Virtual Reality" is a sizzling concoction of relentless rhythm and Gilmour-like lead guitar. Rare Blend is a group that knows how to paint pictures with sound.
Musicians:
Vic Samalot - Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Bass, Drum Programming.
Bobbi Holt - Keyboards, Synthesizers, Bass.
Written, recorded, produced, and mixed by Vic Samalot & Bobbi Holt. Recorded at Act-V and Odyssey studios in Cleveland, Ohio USA.
(C) 1995 TSM PRODUCTIONS - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
PUBLISHED BY TOUGH STREAM MUSIC / BMI
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author: Progression Magazine
Led by Samalot's resonant guitar flights, Cinefusion reminds be both stylistically and sonically of some of the recent instrumental progressive works coming out of South America. These tracks are so well put together that I'd love to hear more..(John Collinge / Progression Magazine - USA)
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author: West Side Leader
Rare Blend has merged the traditional guitar & keyboard
style, creating a highly visual sound.
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author: The Glass Eye
Cinefusion relies on the creativity of it's two composers..
the way it should be
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author: Space.com
"Cinefusion" is sharp and delectable, delivering high-energy riffs with engaging melodies fusing elements of progressive, fusion, and jazz.
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