Ophelia
Ophelia
Saultone (France) 1979
SLT 006 (LP) coated sleeve.
sleeve : EX-(SOC, some peel-off of laminate.)
media : EX-/EX-(some light noises. B1 and B2 has some light clouds that does not affect to sounds.)
This is the third album released in 1979 by Ophelia, a female singer from the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean, who has been active since the late 1970s. Based on the music of zouk, originating from her own roots in the Antilles, the album features a variety of tracks ranging from danceable tracks with lyrics in English, French, and Creole, to gentle lullabies, all complemented by warm, brass ensemble and electric piano hooks, matched with Ophelia's soft, traditional singing style. The album showcases Caribbean music with a mix of warm sounds and Ophelia's gentle vocals, from slow tracks to danceable ones. Particularly recommended is the groovy track "A3," featuring a laid-back funky drum beat intertwined with bouncing basslines and horns. The delicate sound of the electric piano is also delightful. Highly recommended.
A2: Maman Pas Pleurer
B3: Red Light Lady