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d. 23. Mar. 2015
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d. 23. Mar. 2015
"The mix on Way Down South is saturated and warm. This album sounds ridiculously close to spinning an actual record, strangely close for a CD release. Given the album art with its mock ring wear, it's not hard to believe that this was a deliberate decision. The whole thing seems to be engineered to be a nostalgia tour of sorts, which isn't all that surprising or revolutionary for a southern blues record. What makes Way Down South special is that it does this so well".
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"The Igor Prado Band is a smart young collective whose command of mid-century electric blues is earning them positive notice worldwide. On their latest release they're joined by a number of guest artists, and 'Way Down South' is a testament to the group's musical versatility ... With polished, assured style in spades, the Igor Prado Band's 'Way Down South' is a destination worth seeking out".