Lonely Planet - Planet 2 More Music from the Lonely Planet

Review by Jason Calzone

Lonely Planet has done it again with their latest album, "Planet 2 More Music from the Lonely Planet." This album is a perfect follow-up to their first album, "Planet Music from the Lonely Planet," and features even more incredible sounds and rhythms from around the world.

The album is a musical journey that takes listeners on a trip around the globe. From the pulsing beats of Africa to the haunting melodies of the Middle East, each track is a unique and captivating experience. The album is a testament to the diversity and beauty of world music, and it showcases the incredible talent of the artists featured on the album.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Samba de Janeiro" by Bellini. This Brazilian classic is brought to life with its infectious rhythm and catchy melody. Another highlight is "Bunyoro Kitara" by Afrigo Band, which features the rich sounds of traditional African instruments.

Summary by Jason Calzone

"Planet 2 More Music from the Lonely Planet" is a must-have for world music fans. It's a beautifully curated collection of songs that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of our planet. Lonely Planet has once again shown their dedication to promoting travel and cultural understanding through music, and this album is a shining example of their mission.