Review by Wayne Darden

Preston Swirnoff's album Haunted Sea Songs of Bahia is a haunting and captivating collection of songs that transport listeners to the coast of Brazil. The album features a mix of traditional Brazilian rhythms, including samba and bossa nova, with Swirnoff's unique twist of haunting melodies and eerie soundscapes. The album's title is a fitting description of the overall mood of the music, as each song paints a vivid picture of the sea, with its beauty and danger.

Swirnoff's vocals are soulful and emotive, perfectly capturing the mood of each song. The instrumentation is equally impressive, with a mix of acoustic and electronic instruments creating a dreamlike, ethereal sound. The album's standout tracks include "The Ghost Ship," which tells the story of a haunted ship lost at sea, and "Siren's Lament," a haunting ballad about the dangers of falling in love with a siren.

Summary by Wayne Darden

Haunted Sea Songs of Bahia is an impressive album that showcases Swirnoff's unique talent for blending traditional Brazilian music with haunting melodies and soundscapes. The album is a must-listen for anyone looking for something different and enchanting.