MP3 Margo Reymundo - My Heart´s Desire

Organica is an unorthodox hybrid of Pop that is deeply rooted in Jazz with thick, ethno-rhythmic beats created by humans not machines, textured with the lush vocals of Margo Reymundo and layered with ambient guitars and keys.

16 MP3 Songs in this album (56:39) !
Related styles: POP: with Live-band Production, JAZZ: Jazz-Pop

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Margo Reymundoâs recent cd release, âMy Heartâs Desire,â is an elegant reminder why the human voice is referred to as an âinstrument.â Sheâs created nothing less than a ferociously nuanced and passionate sound that defies nomenclature. Ms. Reymundo, cognizant of that inevitable realization, refers to it as âOrganicaâ â a kind of counterpoise to âElectronica.â In other words, sheâs articulating a world constructed of unfettered vocals that rivals anything created with synthesized sound.

The cd's title track, "My Heart's Desire," is impossible to listen to without smiling. The opening seven seconds of sexy giggling subsequently opens up into aural field of ethno-rhythmic songs, rooted in Jazz and Pop that travel some serious territory. This album of âWork and Loveâ as Reymundo calls it, offers a range of sensuous rhythms and vocals in the form of intelligently handled songs featuring Margoâs original compositions and three covers. Itâs the kind of music that makes you want to turn out the lights and drift. As in: forever â past time zones and continents.

If there are any references that sneak into oneâs consciousness, itâs clearly Ella and Sarah. Reymundoâs voice is clipped and mesmerizing and absolutely infectious. Her dreamy and whimsical songs, âPicture This,â âBetween Usâ and âThe Way Backâ transport the listener miles away from reality. However youâll soon find yourself in slightly ravaged, not to mention torrid terrain. Reymundoâs âI Saw Youâ and âCouldnât Be More Wrongâ leave listeners nicely seared on the backside. While Margo exhibits terrific deftness with her own songs, she also knocks out a heart-stopping rendition of the classic, âAinât No Sunshineâ as well as a new Euro-Rhumba twist to Carly and Michaelâs âYou Belong To Me.â This bilingual version from the Mexican-born singer is abundant with international appeal. And how amazing that it ends with a bookend of sorts to the initial giggling with a whispered, âThank you.â There is no vocabulary or previous vector for âMy Heartâs Desire.â Margo has charted a new course. And my advice would be simply to settle in and enjoy the voyage.