My selection - Part 1

A lone ninja crouches beneath the towering city wall — a monument said to guard untold power.
He’s watched for years, memorized every guard’s route, every flicker of torchlight.
As the city sleeps, he puts his plan into motion — one flick of a stone to ring the great bell,
a sound that will send every guard running and open the path to destiny.

1.) Shadow of the City Wall

Tal Vez Mañana – Reggae Infused by The Jamaica Band vs Bocaraca
This album bridges The Jamaica Band’s laid-back reggae grooves with Bocaraca’s Costa Rican rock-fusion energy. The title Tal Vez Mañana (“Maybe Tomorrow”) sets a reflective tone, where reggae’s warm basslines and offbeat guitar skanks meet Bocaraca’s dynamic blend of Latin rock and folk textures. The collaboration creates a vibrant cross-cultural dialogue: reggae provides the steady rhythmic foundation, while Bocaraca adds melodic intensity and regional flair. The result is a soundscape that feels both contemplative and spirited, highlighting reggae’s adaptability to Central American musical traditions and the expressive power of bilingual artistry.

Tal Vez Mañana - Reggae Infused

Tal Vez Mañana - Reggae Soul Radio Edit

WALLFLOWER

Synchronicity

Tea In The Sahara

The Chauffeur (2001 Remaster)

Now That's What I Call Quite Good

You've Got A Friend

Dusk

Lonely Planet

Love Is Stronger Than Death

L'Anima Vola

Un Filo Di Seta Negli Abissi / One

Un Filo Di Seta Negli Abissi

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The Chauffeur (2001 Remaster)

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