Afternoons In Stereo - Leaves Of Brass

Review by Majedul Islam

Leaves Of Brass by Afternoons In Stereo is an impressive album that showcases the band's talent for creating soulful and groovy jazz-infused tracks. The album features a mix of instrumental and vocal tracks that are expertly crafted and arranged.

The opening track, "Galaxina," sets the tone for the album with its catchy bassline and upbeat rhythm. Other standout tracks include "The Art of Dolby," which features a funky saxophone solo, and "The Eames Era," which has a dreamy, atmospheric feel.

The vocal tracks on the album are equally impressive, with guest vocalists adding a new dimension to the band's sound. "The Silence" features the soulful vocals of Marta Karis, while "Soul Sugar" features the smooth voice of Billa Qause.

Summary by Majedul Islam

Leaves Of Brass is a must-listen for fans of jazz and funk music. Afternoons In Stereo has created an album that is both sophisticated and fun, with a sound that will keep listeners coming back for more.