Xander - Far East

Review by James White

Xander's album Far East is a euphonious journey through the sounds and rhythms of the Orient. The album features a mix of traditional and contemporary sounds, with Xander's own unique twist.

The album is a celebration of the rich cultural heritage of the Far East, with tracks like "Zen Garden" and "Cherry Blossom" offering a serene and calming experience. Meanwhile, tracks like "Tokyo Nights" and "Shanghai Nights" offer a more upbeat and energetic vibe, perfect for dancing or working out.

Xander's use of traditional instruments like the koto and the shakuhachi flute adds an authentic touch to the album, while his innovative use of electronic beats and synths keeps the sound fresh and modern.

Summary by James White

Far East is a well-crafted and enjoyable album that transports the listener to a world of exotic sounds and rhythms. Xander's ability to blend traditional and contemporary elements makes this album a must-listen for anyone interested in world music.