“Clave Surprise” by Moto Perpetuo journeys through jazz fusion and offers listeners a stunning musical experience.
Smacking cymbals paves the way for the entrance of a piano playing swaying harmonies. The layers of music emerge like a turbulent river and create a relaxing and engaging soundscape. The piano’s gushing tones set the stage for the unfolding musical narrative. As the composition progresses, a driving guitar tune rhythmically enters the scene. It complements the shimmering soundscape laid out by the piano. Tapping drums contribute to the dynamic energy, keeping the listener’s ears attuned to the evolving sonic landscape.
The mood remains consistently intriguing, with the music taking unexpected turns, creating an atmosphere of anticipation. The guitars, initially laid-back, gain momentum. The song masterfully balances relaxation and engagement, allowing the listener to immerse themselves in the ebb and flow of the musical currents.
As the composition reaches its conclusion, Moto Perpetuo brings the journey full circle, with the gushing pianos that opened the song making a return. This cyclical structure adds a sense of coherence to the musical exploration, creating a satisfying resolution to the intricate sonic tapestry woven throughout the track.
Formed in 1996, Moto Perpetuo was born out of a shared passion for exploring jazz/fusion covers by artists like Weather Report, Chick Corea, Tribal Tech, and Yellowjackets. “Clave Surprise.” The lineup, featuring Alessandro Lualdi on keyboards, Orazio Martino on guitar, Costantino Corbetta on bass, and Roberto Ragazzo on drums, proves to be dedicated to making it past decades and living for this day.
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Review By: Naomi Joan