Review by Robin Potter

Mo' Horizons' Lost Tapes is a captivating album that showcases the German duo's diverse range of musical influences. The album features a blend of Latin, jazz, and electronic sounds that create a unique and refreshing listening experience.

The album's opening track, "Tangier," sets the tone with its upbeat rhythm and catchy melody. The group's use of live instruments, such as the saxophone and trumpet, adds to the album's organic feel.

Tracks like "Dance Naked Under Palmtrees" and "Kikiribu" bring a Latin flair to the album with their use of salsa beats and Spanish lyrics. The duo's collaborations with guest vocalists, including Noam Bar and Nene Vasquez, add a soulful touch to the album.

The album's electronic influences are apparent in tracks like "Free and Easy" and "Foto Viva," which feature a fusion of electronic beats and live instrumentation. The album's closing track, "Estrada Do Sol," is a beautiful ode to the Brazilian bossa nova genre.

Summary by Robin Potter

Lost Tapes is a fantastic album that showcases Mo' Horizons' ability to blend various musical styles seamlessly. The album is a must-listen for anyone looking for a fresh take on world music.