Ryo Kawasaki, Radha Shottam - Trinkets Things 1978 Demo

Review by Nicola Davies

Trinkets Things 1978 Demo by Ryo Kawasaki and Radha Shottam is a mesmerizing album that showcases the incredible musicianship of the two artists. The album consists of six tracks, each of which is a unique blend of jazz, fusion, and world music.

The album begins with the track "Trinkets and Things," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features Ryo Kawasaki's virtuosic guitar playing and Radha Shottam's soulful vocals. The rest of the album continues to impress with tracks like "East Side Boogie" and "Hawaiian Caravan."

What sets Trinkets Things 1978 Demo apart is the seamless integration of different musical styles. Ryo Kawasaki's jazz and fusion background is evident in his guitar playing, while Radha Shottam's Indian classical music influence is apparent in her vocals. The result is a unique and captivating sound that is both refreshing and familiar.

The album also features some impressive improvisation, particularly on tracks like "Tamana," where Ryo Kawasaki's guitar solos are nothing short of breathtaking. Radha Shottam's vocals are equally impressive, with her voice soaring effortlessly over the complex rhythms and melodies.

Summary by Nicola Davies

Trinkets Things 1978 Demo is a must-listen for any fan of jazz, fusion, or world music. Ryo Kawasaki and Radha Shottam have created a timeless album that is as relevant today as it was in 1978.