Nagual Sound Experiment - Invisible Movements

Review by Jason Ryu

Nagual Sound Experiment's album "Invisible Movements" is a captivating fusion of electronic, jazz, and world music. The experimental nature of the album is evident from the first track, "Portal," which features a blend of electronic beats and live saxophone improvisation. The album continues to surprise with its unexpected shifts in rhythm and melody, as well as its seamless incorporation of various instruments and sounds.

The track "Shamanic Dream" is a standout, with its hypnotic rhythms and haunting vocals. The use of traditional instruments such as the didgeridoo and shakuhachi flute add a unique flavor to the album. "Clouds and Shadows" is another standout track, with its dreamy melodies and intricate percussion.

Summary by Jason Ryu

"Invisible Movements" is a bold and ambitious album that successfully blends various genres and sounds into a cohesive whole. It's a testament to Nagual Sound Experiment's creative vision and musical prowess. Fans of experimental, electronic, and world music will find much to appreciate in this album.