Brian Culbertson - Dreams - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Jean Sibelius' Pelléas et Mélisande, suite, Op. 46 performed by the USSR Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra with Guennadi Rosdhestvenski conducting.

Both of his previous titles have topped the NAC charts, with last year's Modern Life holding the #1 slot for seven weeks. It was also the second most played album on the in '95. He's become an in-demand producer in his native Chicago, working with artists like Bob Mamet to top the charts as well. Brian incorporates Hip Hop, R&B and world music ambience with tracks such as InchAfter Hours,Inch InchAnd the Night ComesInch and InchTake Your Time.Inch

Brian Culbertson's major tag debut Long Night Out is a one-man band tour de force. All those years of sequestering himself away in his bedroom/recording studio have paid off. Except for a few other musicians, Culbertson writes and performs all the music himself. Instead of a vapid Inchlook ma, no bandInch effort, the tracks sparkle with creativity. On the laid-back opener InchCity Lights,Inch Culbertson lays down a swaying groove punctuated by muted trumpet, elegant piano, and lazy, lower register electric guitar runs. It's great for a midnight drive. InchHeroes of the DawnInch conveys optimism through it's use of syncopated percussion and interwoven horn lines. The lilting InchBeautiful LiarInch has solid acoustic piano and tasteful fuzz guitar by Harry Hmora. The double time-tempoed InchDouble ExposureInch smoothly glides along atop a sinewy melody. [Note This product is an authorized CD-R and is manufactured on demand].