Roberto Gatto - Luna

Review by Milan Vydareny

Roberto Gatto's album Luna is a masterpiece that offers a perfect blend of jazz and world music. The album features nine tracks that showcase Gatto's exceptional drumming skills and his ability to bring together a group of talented musicians to create an unforgettable musical experience.

The album's opening track, "Luna," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its hypnotic rhythms and haunting melodies. Gatto's drumming is the driving force behind the track, providing a solid foundation for the other musicians to build upon.

Throughout the album, Gatto and his band explore a variety of musical styles, from the Latin-infused "Cuba Libre" to the funk-inspired "Funk da Camera." Each track is unique, yet they all come together to create a cohesive whole.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Sirocco," a beautiful ballad that features a stunning piano solo from Alessandro Gwis. The track is a testament to Gatto's ability to create music that is both emotionally powerful and technically impressive.

Summary by Milan Vydareny

Luna is a must-listen for anyone who loves jazz or world music. Roberto Gatto has crafted an album that is both accessible and challenging, showcasing his talent as a musician and his ability to bring together a group of talented musicians to create something truly special.