Good musical album to be heard. Ghostpoet - "Dark Days + Canapes"

The subject of why we are so obsessed with the aesthetics of the past is infinitely interesting - the past 15 years are the first time we have a direct and permanent access to the past, we can rediscover it permanently and unlike the present, the past does not change constantly. But if we have to say at what times 2017 sounds like 2017, Ghostpoet's music captures the perfect spirit of time without even a touch of nostalgia. And being able to do this while playing with multiple genres is at the same time an ability that has undoubtedly been noticed by Massive Attack before inviting him to their last EP. In his fourth album Ghostpoet best suits his name - in much of the songs he transmits the position of different people from different angles in an attempt to make an empathic portrait of the present. Dark Days + Canapés is produced by Leo Abrahams, whose work as a composer is also remarkable, and becomes another interesting album by Ghostpoet, who, although active on stage for less than a decade in two years, has been releasing progressively refreshing projects.