Turbo (豆瓣)

表演者: Cory Wong / Dirty Loops
流派: 放克/灵歌/R&B
专辑类型: EP
介质: CD
发行时间: 2021-09-03
出版者: import
唱片数: 1

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9.0

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　　a new album by Cory Wong and Dirty Loops.
　　Cory Wong has wasted no time in putting his all-new signature Fender Stratocaster to good use, teaming up with Dirty Loops for a new edge-of-the-seat single, Follow The Light.
　　The Vulfpeck speed strummer’s latest musical outing sees him join forces with the Stockholm-based trio – comprised of lead singer and keys player Jo... (展开全部) 　　a new album by Cory Wong and Dirty Loops.
　　Cory Wong has wasted no time in putting his all-new signature Fender Stratocaster to good use, teaming up with Dirty Loops for a new edge-of-the-seat single, Follow The Light.
　　The Vulfpeck speed strummer’s latest musical outing sees him join forces with the Stockholm-based trio – comprised of lead singer and keys player Jonah Nilsson, bassist Henrik Linder and drummer Aron Mellergard – who specialize in a blend of gospel, soul, funk, jazz and rock.
　　And, as is usually the case with any of Wong’s collaborative singles, Follow The Light will not be a standalone effort, and is in fact the first offering from a new studio album titled Turbo.
　　An explosive opening passage punctuated with some punchy, whole-band stabs and a dizzying two-hand tapping bass guitar run gives way to a track supercharged with Wong’s snappy, funk-fueled electric guitar chordal constructions.
　　It’s almost as if it’s a match made in musical heaven, with Wong’s effortless see-sawing and precise right-hand strumming seamlessly integrating with Linder’s equally infectious bass lines and Nilsson’s commanding vocals.
　　There are no fretboard acrobatics from Wong – save for a brief harmonized interlude – though there is room for a truly killer solo from Linder.
　　Of his latest link-up, Wong commented, (via Live for Live Music) “My first interaction with Dirty Loops was with the viral videos of them doing insane arrangements of pop songs. Their musicianship is absolutely top tier. The only thing I thought was, Where’s the guitar?!
　　“As I sat playing guitar along with the videos from my studio,” he continued, “I thought that I should reach out and see if they wanted to collaborate on something. Usually, a collaboration is just one song or a writing session, but I’ve been exploring the idea of doing collaborative albums with other artists because it allows the two visions of the artists to intermingle more.