Terminal-3
Soul Comfort
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A collection of sexy, deep, and contemplative downtempo grooves - this album will sure to be the soundtrack to your nights...and these songs will surely hit you in your heart.
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Terminal-3's, Soul Comfort is the sonic declaration of their collaboration. Full all of the elements from their eclectic influences, it is simultaneously - rich in atmosphere, seriously sexy, and deeply contemplative. It has also been very well received...
Nic Harcourt, the program director of KCRW, LA's own premiere community radio station, has been spinning Soul Comfort on his show "Morning Becomes Eclectic" with great listener feedback - hitting KCRW's "Top 5 Most Requested' the fist week of play. In addition to also being played on "Blueprint". and NPR"s "Sounds Eclectic".
"Dinner in Coach' sets a course for pure pleasure. Sexxy. 'The Pyramid Brigade' seamlessly combines Eastern sitars, languid Latin percussion, hip-hop beats, and sultry vocals into a vibe that's key to T-3's ethnic eclecticism, while "Fly by' paints a sophisticated tale of tragedy and euphoria.
This is an album that will sure to be the soundtrack to your nights...and these songs will surely hit you in your heart.
T3's Jonathan Paul (Paul & Price)
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better each time I listen
author: GregEntrancing from the start, each song builds and plays with mellow downtempo grooves. Each time, I think I've heard all that the CD has to offer, but the next time, new subtleties emerge. Sensual without being over the top. Smooth enjoyment after a hard day at work.
Wonderfully melodic and soothing downtempo
author: ShagPleasantly surprised at the depth of this CD. I knew of a couple of tracks, but the rest of the album did not disappoint. The first CD I've "bought" in a year and worth every penny.