Acoustic Dreams by Manuel Ochoa Manuel Ochoa : Acoustic Dreams.
Jazz and tango from where else, argentina.


This is a Piano Trio album with a couple of solo piano tunes. The music is jazzy and features delicate ballads, swing tunes, and pieces mixing other kinds of rhythms. Manuel's sound on the piano is very soft and warm and his tunes on this album create very touching, hopeful atmospheres in some moments and strong in others. Instrumental acoustic music with a contemporary view, not too complex to lose the feeling of the music.
Songs:

1. Tranquilo
2. Hymn to Family
3. Jazz Voyage
4. Feng Shui (intro)
5. Feng Shui
6. Manare
7. City Bell (intro)
8. City Bell
9. A Song
10. Secondary Life

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Release date: 6/25/2011
Manuel Ochoa lives in Buenos Aires Argentina

Tagged as: Jazz, Instrumental Jazz, Contemporary Piano


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