[brhnet01] Ray Garrido – Tropicotrip

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[brhnet01] Ray Garrido – Tropicotrip

Posted on February 15, 2009 by braindancept

TROPICOTRIP is the second album from the mexican musician Ray Garrido, a warm mix of downtempo, lounge, trip-hop, ambient and surf guitars.

Tropicotrip is a like his name said a trip through ocean waves, tropical full moon nights and audio landscapes inspired form the coast and mexican beaches achieving cadenced and paused rhythms where you can listen at the same time a smooth influence of latin music, analog synthesisers and electronic sounds.

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