I call it World Pop but really it's not Pop or World music.  It is born of improvisation and finished with minimal production or fuss.  Some songs are left as they were the night they were created and recorded.  Others have additional voices or instruments added.  The album was largely written off the cuff in a manner of freestyle improvisation.

Freestyle The Symmetry Of Chaos

Hey Oud Gtwtwta (Go To Where The Wild Things Are)

This is another “folk" approach to a cover song, in this case an all-time Motown favorite originally popularized by a 1968 collaboration of the Supremes and the Temptations (written by Gamble & Huff and Jerry Ross). Hard to match the vocal excellence of those two awesome groups but I just put a spin on it to channel the awesome emotive nature of the song. Got a little out of my comfort zone but for a base file done on my iPhone and with some grand help from my partner in music, Nat Daniels (piano & bass & production), I like the outcome.

I’m Gonna Make You Love Me (Motown cover)

Déjame decirte
que todo lo que ya no fue
es por un adiós
que no huele a rencor

No trates de entenderme,
mi corazón si que está,
y asi verás
la fuga de paz.

The Trilogy of the Path

Svante Colerus