Léo Carli - Gentse Hutsepot

Review by Fabiana Gomez

Gentse Hutsepot is an album by Léo Carli that showcases his talents as a composer and musician. The album features a blend of different musical styles, including jazz, folk, and classical music, and is inspired by the city of Ghent in Belgium.

The album's opening track, "Gentse Hutsepot," sets the tone for what is to come, with its lively rhythms and intricate melodies. The song features a mix of acoustic and electric instruments, and showcases Carli's skill as a composer and arranger.

Other standout tracks on the album include "De Strop," a haunting ballad that features Carli's emotive piano playing, and "De Korenmarkt," a lively tune that captures the spirit of the city's famous market square.

Throughout the album, Carli demonstrates his versatility as a musician, moving seamlessly between different genres and styles. His use of traditional Belgian instruments, such as the diatonic accordion and the hurdy-gurdy, adds a unique flavor to the music.

Summary by Fabiana Gomez

Gentse Hutsepot is a captivating album that showcases Léo Carli's talents as a composer and musician. Fans of jazz, folk, and classical music will all find something to enjoy on this diverse and engaging release.