First track of the CD and a remarkable presentation card of the duo. With echoes of Jethro Tull, Richie Havens...

Laurel Street

Intimate and cheeky, intense and fragile...bipolar as it couldn’t be otherwise e with such a title, it is maybe the most British of them all. References to Ray Davis.

Roller Coaster Man

Wait and see: The most pop and sixties of the five. Brincos, Love, Don Mclean...

Wait and See

Delicate and refined. Echoes of Nick Drake or Tim Buckley.

The Splendour of the Day

Beautiful last song: the transparent and emotional The Rain, with a surprising ending where the Hammond plays an outstanding part.

The Rain

With echoes of Jethro Tull, Richie Havens...

Laurel Street (Acoustic)

Roller Coaster Man (Acoustic)

Laurel street is the meeting point between Steven Munar and Pablo Sciuto, two songwriters with certainly two very different musical careers but with something greatly in common: the love of folk-rock of Anglo- Saxon roots from the 60’s and 70’s.