Unforgettable Musicality From Mexico’s Theressia With Zoma And Forget

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Theressia
Mexico
 
Superbly talented and multi-faceted, the Mexican producer Therresia has just released Zoma, the debut album on St. Petersburg’s Cosmism Records. Entwining the pre-Hispanic soul of the Latin-American landscape with the sensual and body rippling breakbeat and big-beat styles, the new record delves deep into the spirit of these two disparate yet uniquely friendly genres. As the album explores the directions that present themselves in the reality that they in turn describe, we’re given a slow glide through the dream-inspired and otherworldly substance of musical intrigue. One of the gentler productions of the record, Forget has emerged on YouTube with a beautifully thought-through video.
 
A sleek and rounded bass melody begins with a solitary vocal. The two instruments drift together on an open transit from verse to verse. A sudden grasp of sound takes hold as guitars and drums bring out a groove we can instantly get with. Bass drops to a heavy line as the drums and guitar start to explore rhythm and key-change with strokes of thoughtful music. A gradual build-up brings layers of surging melody and low-end rhythm that demands our cooperation reveals a chapter-like forage through imaginary scenes.
 

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