The Patagonian band Melting pot He released his new album a few weeks ago. Good Air: Live Sessions, a nine-song live production recorded in three historic studios in Buenos Aires, Argentina, which includes an audiovisual record of each topic.
The project was carried out in the Buenos Aires studios Romaphonic, Ion and Unison, recording three songs in each space, to capture the essence of Crisol on stage.
This is, a proposal of original music where reggae dialogues with rock influences, blues, shall y gospel, crossed by a spiritual dimension and an identity deeply linked to the territory.
“A step towards new scenarios”
For the grouping, this is not just a record, well, by having the audiovisual record, allows the public to bring the experience of the band live and show a repertoire built over a period of 15 years of experience.
“For Crucible, This launch also represents a step towards new scenarios. The band seeks this material to be a letter of introduction capable of opening doors in Chile and abroad., highlighting an original music proposal, spiritual and with national identity, Born from one of the southernmost territories in the world”, raised the band to Reggae Chalice Magazine.
The history of the group is marked by songs that have been worked on for years and by a repertoire that goes far beyond what is recorded on this album., since numerous compositions are still reserved for the stage, forming part of a repertoire that can only be experienced live.
This album features the participation of the musicians Miguel Matamala, Sebastian Diaz, Pablo Vera, Nicolás Mancilla and Marcelo Hernández, and is available on the band's digital platforms.
Production was headed by Mural Sessions, while the mixing was in charge of Nico Parker Pucci and the mastering process was carried out by @masteringbyjuand.
