• Music
  • 05 Mar 04

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Barry O Donoghue
Barry O Donoghue

A little bit more experimentation would see it go further, but this unpredictable treat is above the noodle norm.

Elements of house, jazz, broken beat and Afrobeat combine delightfully on ‘Tides’, the epic ‘Cargo’, ‘Someone Like You’ and ‘Kiss’. A little bit more experimentation would see it go further, but this unpredictable treat is above the noodle norm.

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