At its most powerful, music transcends barriers, uniting people who on the surface may seem to have little in common. Such is the case with Miguel Campal, an Uruguayan musician who gives everything for his music. On his new album "Espiral", composed, played and recorded by the artist at his home studio, one can hear and feel in a very easy way the emotion and life on his music. With clear messages, vocal harmonies, and very original contemporary compositions, this album is a roller-coaster of emotions that gets into the listener. An old school record, with today sound, and tomorrow ideas.
Miguel Campal started his music career in a serious way at the age of 14, studying classical guitar at the Music University. At the age of 15 he starts recording some covers and original songs with one of his two brothers in a really rudimentary way in his basement. Those tracks saw the light when friends and close people felt its potential and demanded live performances. At first shows where performed with acoustic guitars and vocals, but evolved into an electronic set, with computers, keyboards, guitars and really wired stuff.
After every presentation, Miguel was asked to be part of different bands, such is the case of Duchamp, Electric kool Aid, and lots of non conformed bands, playing keyboards, or guitar. At this point, he decides that the academic music it`s not what he wants to do for the rest of his life, so at the age of 19, quits the studies and his work on a music academy to dedicate fully to rock music. Then is when he joined "Grubb", an explosive funk rock band, that changes his way of playing and feeling music.
Convinced of making his own way in music, he recorded two singles in his basement and managed to get and learn what it takes to make a really good album. He spends 3 full moths, day and night at his studio, recording and producing every little detail in a very human way. Being the album recorded this way, there's no intermediary between the idea and the final product. With the master on his hands, is decided to get as far as possible with it, spreading his word through the internet and with help of local musicians.
Anti Eclipse
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-- EL ECLIPSE -- ¡Increible! ¡Qué concierto más penoso el del Pub Moravia! Antonio, por el bien de la humanidad, dedícate al 100% a tu penosa tienda de fútbol, en ella por lo menos mantienes un mínimo de dignidad, si es que te quedó algo después de tocar en el Moravia. Al batería decirle que su instrumento sirve para marcar el ritmo, no para confundir a los demás músicos, y las chicas del coro, que se anden con cuidado porque en cualquier momento Antonio puede sacar a relucir sus perversiones pederastas más ocultas e insospechadas, y también decirles que aprendan a cantar, o mejor que callen para siempre. Respecto al resto de los músicos...formales, manteniendo la compostura y...prácticamente en silencio, porque a penas se les oía... A los asistentes al concierto, felicitarles por las risas que se debieron echar a costa de este grupo y darles el pésame por los vómitos que les debió de ocasionar el mismo, sobre todo con la "puesta en escena" de la cancion "La vecina del quinto", si no recuerdo mal... Por último, a los dueños del pub Moravia, decirles que yo no conozco el ambiente que se mueve por su local, pero a mi criterio, si quieren que su negocio dure o mueva bastante gente, deberían, como mínimo, pinchar música en condiciones y negar las actuaciones a grupos como éste. He dicho como mínimo porque, lo que es el pub, no está en demasiadas buenas condiciones como tal, pero con un buen ambiente pasaría incluso desapercibido. En resumen, un concierto "perfecto" para un grupo perfecto para hacer vomitar al público. XD Un saludo. Dec 24
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