Alain Jomy - Lieutenant Lorena

Review by Carol Thompson

Alain Jomy's latest album, Lieutenant Lorena, is a captivating and emotive musical journey that showcases his exceptional talent as a composer and musician. The album is a tribute to Lorena Velazquez, a Mexican actress who played the role of a vampire in the 1957 film "El Vampiro."

The album's opening track, "Lorena," sets the tone with its moody piano melody and haunting vocals. Jomy's use of strings and percussion throughout the album creates a sense of urgency and drama, while his intricate guitar work adds depth and texture.

One standout track is "El Vampiro," which features a driving rhythm section and a memorable guitar riff that will stick with listeners long after the song ends. "La Noche de los Muertos" is another standout track, with its pulsing beat and soaring vocal harmonies.

Summary by Carol Thompson

Lieutenant Lorena is a stunning album that showcases Alain Jomy's incredible talent and versatility as a musician. It's an album that will appeal to fans of a wide range of genres, from classical to rock to world music. Highly recommended.