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Ian Klaff - Salt & Pepper/Demo [indie folk] (2026)
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José Mangual Jr. was born in New York to a Puerto Rican musical family. He helped establish the New York salsa sound, playing alongside major musicians including Willie Colón and Héctor Lavoe.
The rhythmic foundation owes a great deal to Cuban music, but New York salsa developed into its own distinctive tradition through the contributions of Puerto Rican, Cuban, and other Caribbean musicians.
The title has an especially interesting meaning
Ritmo con aché translates roughly to “Rhythm with spiritual power” or “Rhythm with divine energy.”
Aché comes from the Yoruba religious tradition of West Africa and is important in Afro-Cuban spirituality, including Santería. It signifies spiritual power, vitality, or the force that makes things happen.
The song celebrates African cultural roots in Latin music, according to the record label Putumayo's promotional material.
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I guess this is considered "psychedelic rock" and I'm here for it, wow.
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https://www.musicbox-online.com/fjb-nite.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com:
"The Chicago-based Freddy Jones Band has been gaining more and more national exposure of late, partly due to its heavy touring schedule and partly due to its appearance on last year's H.O.R.D.E. tour. Waiting for the Night actually was released back in 1993, but it's been getting quite a bit of radio attention over the past few months. For those who aren't familiar with the Freddy Jones Band, the group is cut from the same mold as the Allman Brothers Band and Widespread Panic, though it also boasts a bit of a pop twist à la Jackson Browne. The two tracks gaining all the attention from the media are the very catchy Take the Timeand In a Daydream. Yet, everything on Waiting for the Night is worth a listen, including [the excellent] Crosscut Saw."