Braccia Rubate Allβagricoltura by Maxwell McFriend: Album Review
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Braccia Rubate Allβagricoltura is filled with 11 tracks, with the magic of Harry Houdini and the sparkle that you used to hear in fairy tale musicals. It is nearly 30 minutes of absolute beauty, and when you give it a listen, youβll be at a loss of words β yes, it is that impressive!
From the opening track, youβll be hit with back-to-back magical explosions, and then βFischiettando per le campagneβ rotates 180 degrees to give you a whole new sound. It is unique, foot-tapping worthy with this consistent whistle-like sound while the organ does its magic over percussions. Thereβs even more restlessness if you skip a track or two in between to jazz up your spirits to the fullest! βLunaticoβ was an Interstellar-like piece, and Maxwell MacFriend really took me by surprise with his range of skills. Once again, some of the tracks make me yearn for an edit of a slow, aesthetic remix with a rain backdrop outside my window. But the finale is an eerie, dramatic Dracula/Addamβs Family vibe with gorgeous keys, cello, and violin.
If youβre like me, you can simply tune into your favorite streaming platform, pop your headphones and hit play for Maxwell McFriend, and just type away your work or assignment. You wonβt know when time has passed, and Iβm sure with the orchestration of such a full-toned and grand-sounding performance, your mind will seep into the crevices of your brain and flow out the good, creative juices that make you feel like Beethoven. This album was a delightful find for me!
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Review by: Audrey Castel