Iseo & Dodosound Takes Off at Paris 15 Hall
The Navarrese duo presents this Saturday in Malaga their new work 'Volando', the celebration of a decade of musical fusion.
Without rest. Just after concluding their nearly two-year international tour with their fourth album, Iseo & Dodosound launched their new work composed on the road, ... airports, and stages. An album with which the duo from Navarre once again tours the national geography from venue to venue. This Saturday, March 7, 'Volando' stops at Sala París 15, celebrating a decade of musical fusion.
'Volando' is the natural continuation of a journey that began with their previous work 'En la tormenta'. If that album was conceived in the midst of a whirlwind, this one is born right after: when the storm is left behind, the sky opens up, and everything is seen from another height. Here there is no urgency, there is perspective. There is light, calm, and a new air that also permeates the creative process.
Throughout the eight tracks of the album, the duo talks about love, the desire to live in the present in a fast-paced world, shedding others' judgments, feeling lost, and offering shelter to those seeking comfort or even a place to belong. Lyrics that look inward while the landscape passes below.
In terms of sound, Iseo & Dodosound continue to evolve from their essence: the Jamaican root remains the backbone, but the palette expands among reggae, rub-a-dub, and ska, with touches of dancehall, featuring their powerful and now recognizable brass section and Iseo's voice soaring over each instrumental. A work that soars high without losing touch with the ground.
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