Confluence - 4 Voyages

Review by Aderemi Adewale

Confluence's latest album, 4 Voyages, takes listeners on a journey through a diverse range of musical landscapes. From the upbeat and energetic opening track, "Sailing the Seas," to the hauntingly beautiful "The Last Sunset," this album showcases the band's versatility and musical prowess.

The album's title is a nod to the four different musical styles represented on the record, each of which is inspired by a different type of voyage. The first voyage is a nod to the band's jazz roots, with tracks like "Jazz Odyssey" and "Smooth Sailing" showcasing their skillful improvisation and complex harmonies.

The second voyage takes listeners on a trip through the world of funk and soul, with tracks like "Funky Town" and "Groove Machine" delivering infectious bass lines and funky horn sections.

The third voyage is a nod to the band's love of rock music, with tracks like "Rock the Boat" and "Electric Ocean" delivering powerful guitar riffs and driving rhythms.

Finally, the fourth voyage is a tribute to the band's love of classical music, with tracks like "Symphony of the Sea" and "The Last Sunset" showcasing their ability to create beautiful, cinematic soundscapes.

Summary by Aderemi Adewale

4 Voyages is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates great music. Confluence's skillful musicianship and diverse range of influences make this album a true masterpiece. Highly recommended.