When it comes to creativity, personally for me Carlos Correa stands out among the crowd. This music composer and producer have created quite the buzz in the music industry with his latest album Nova East. The whole album is instrumental but what amazed me was the fact that every track has been inspired by Japanese music. Now let’s be clear if you are looking for bass and grooves, this is definitely not the album for you. But if you are looking for some peace of mind at the end of your rigorous route in then you can give this album a try. Though there are a total of seven tracks, ‘Duduko’ stood out for me the most. There is a kind of serenity offered in this track which can hardly be found in any instrumental music.
I always being my day with meditation and the track ‘Duduko’ have a similar effect to it. Among all the composition that Carlos Correa has ever launched this was the most unexpected one. Unlike the other tracks in the album like ‘Zenduk’, ‘Pianduk’, ‘Jinduk’, ‘Almost’, the authentic level of ‘Duduko’ remains unmatchable. There is no doubt that the entire collection is captivating yet the drumming in ‘Duduko’ has a mysterious aura, that indicates something gigantic is going to take place. The listeners are allowed to roam into their imaginative world with the soft melody that is imbibed in this track. Among every other artist I have been listening to, Carlos Correa remains faithful to the audience by launching versatility one after the other. You can connect with him through his multiple social media sites on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
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