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Track List
01) The Purpose
02) Bring Me Back
03) More And More
04) This Rain
05) Dress Code
06) Push Play
07) Glow
08) You Think About Love
09) Eu quero Samba
10) A Day With You
11) The Colours Of Music
12) Around The World
13) Scent Of Wisteria
14) Imperfect Rose
01) The Purpose
02) Bring Me Back
03) More And More
04) This Rain
05) Dress Code
06) Push Play
07) Glow
08) You Think About Love
09) Eu quero Samba
10) A Day With You
11) The Colours Of Music
12) Around The World
13) Scent Of Wisteria
14) Imperfect Rose
3:10
3:13
4:00
4:18
3:51
4:00
3:23
4:27
4:01
2:55
3:54
4:52
3:27
4:25
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2015
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How does a group overcome being categorized simply as a “retro” act? Well, one way is to avoid falling into the trap of being a cover band, or more so a tribute band. So, that means write original music, but even then a group is going to be marked as having a sound set in a certain era. Is that so bad seeing how music fans in general and soul music fans in particular pine for an organic – some might say – analog sound that is largely missing from the mainstream?
The best way to overcome talk of being derivative is for a band to be simply good at what it does, and nobody will can argue that the brothers Piero and Pippo Lombardo – the guiding forces behind the Italian band Camera Soul - haven’t assembled a very good band that has mastered the lush, brassy, jazz infused arrangements that dominated American airwaves throughout the 1970s.
Oh, that’s the other thing. Nowadays, live funk, soul and R&B bands are best if based in or principally serving the Europe or Asia markets, as soul fans in those countries – or at least the music industry in those overseas markets – are far more open to advancing the kind of music that the Lombardo brothers produced for Dress Code, Camera Soul’s latest recording.
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How does a group overcome being categorized simply as a “retro” act? Well, one way is to avoid falling into the trap of being a cover band, or more so a tribute band. So, that means write original music, but even then a group is going to be marked as having a sound set in a certain era. Is that so bad seeing how music fans in general and soul music fans in particular pine for an organic – some might say – analog sound that is largely missing from the mainstream?
The best way to overcome talk of being derivative is for a band to be simply good at what it does, and nobody will can argue that the brothers Piero and Pippo Lombardo – the guiding forces behind the Italian band Camera Soul - haven’t assembled a very good band that has mastered the lush, brassy, jazz infused arrangements that dominated American airwaves throughout the 1970s.
Oh, that’s the other thing. Nowadays, live funk, soul and R&B bands are best if based in or principally serving the Europe or Asia markets, as soul fans in those countries – or at least the music industry in those overseas markets – are far more open to advancing the kind of music that the Lombardo brothers produced for Dress Code, Camera Soul’s latest recording.
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