Salva Moreno is a composer from Spain, performing his note by note magic for years under the artist title Psicodreamics. Salva Moreno might not be as well known as an artist in the U.S. but many readers know that Salva has gained the wider recognition he deserves in Continental Europe, UK and overseas markets, having 8 previous albums that have increased his popularity and success.
We are pleased to review the 2009 Psicodreamics album entitled Fantasynth that is published on his Witches on the Radiowaves label. Psicodreamics is past and presently New Age, Electronic music in nature, containing a mixture of Ambient, Goth, and Classic influences in a deep form of chill out as the album title suggests.
Fantasynth is vibrant and creative as other previously composed Psicodreamics albums, and I did enjoy his latest release. Without a doubt this latest album and past works were thoughtfully produced and the song titled Spellbound was one favorite primarily because of a pleasant melody and synthesized undercurrents that reminded me of some unfamiliar land of fantasy.
Psicodreamics is past and presently New Age, Electronic music in nature, containing a mixture of Ambient, Goth, and Classic influences in a deep form of chill out as the album title suggests. Fantasynth is very dream like in atmosphere and composition of all the songs I sampled.
Sleepy Sorrow offers enchanting chorals, bells, a steady cello and oboe harmony which seemed to battle and compete for the upper hand at times, only to kindly resolve as close allies at the songs ending. The La Rosa De Los Vientos track has a nice mid tempo there which included woodwind overtones with interest and movement ever present as with all tracks in Psicodreamics deep and mysterious intepretation of music with rhythm and style.
Visit the official Psicodreamics.com to explore the mystique and fantasy behind the dream. Sample at CD Baby here.