Review by Oleksiy Kuryliak

Cloud Voices is an album that showcases the talents of four musicians: Ernesto Rodrigues, Eduardo Chagas, Abdul Moimême, and João Madeira. The album is a collection of improvised pieces that explore the sounds of different instruments, including violin, trumpet, guitar, and double bass.

The music is experimental and avant-garde, with each musician contributing unique sounds and ideas to the mix. The tracks range from slow, atmospheric pieces to more frenetic and intense improvisations. The musicians play off each other well, creating a cohesive sound that is both engaging and challenging.

One of the highlights of the album is the track "Cloud Voices," which features a haunting trumpet melody that is gradually joined by other instruments. The piece builds in intensity before fading out into a quiet, reflective coda.

Summary by Oleksiy Kuryliak

Cloud Voices is a fascinating album that will appeal to fans of experimental and improvised music. The musicians' willingness to take risks and explore new sounds makes for an exciting listening experience.