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01. CAYETANO - Glassleaves
02. CAYETANO - Day After Day
03. CAYETANO - When You Come Home
04. CAYETANO - The Better Man
05. CAYETANO - All I Can Do
06. CAYETANO - Fairy Tales
07. CAYETANO - The K Blues
08. CAYETANO - Sleepless And Mr. Coffee
09. CAYETANO - Without You
10. CAYETANO - Left My Girl For A Bizzare Sextet
ARTIST
TITLE
Back Home
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
KL 067CD KL 067CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
4/5/2011

Klik Records welcomes a new artist to its roster -- a familiar music personality to the Greek and international electronic scene, Cayetano, with his third full-length album Back Home. After two releases on the Etage Noir label, one in collaboration with Loopa Scava, Cayetano is now recognized in the world of electronic music, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with his artist influences such as Bonobo, Peder and Quantic. Once more, Cayetano continues creating music in his own unique way, a blend of dubby, jazzy, Latin and trip-hop sounds which sees our protagonist surrounded once again by his long-time associates George Haritos playing trombone, Renos Psarras on trumpets, Jimmy Joanne on bass, Stephan Knuf on drums, DJ Booker on turntables, Akis Katsoupakis on Rhodes keyboards and finally the voice of Valia Athanasiadou. An academic musician but most of all a modern and conscious artist, Cayetano is not afraid to use the latest technology in order to create musical compositions based on his influences and life experiences. Today, sampling faces glorious days, so the proper use of it can be a great proof of the value and respect an artist pays towards the art he serves -- it's a way to bring together sounds from different backgrounds and cultures, creating a landmark musical result in today's world. Back Home provides ten different musical stories that Cayetano brings together as one unique whole. From the sparkling shimmer of "Glassleaves" to the scratched up funk of "K Blues" and the dub-inflected "Day After Day," to the otherworldly waltz of the closing "Left My Girl For A Bizarre Sextet," Cayetano's new musical journey is full of subtle twists and turns.