Ken Vaughn Bryan & His Orch - Carnival In Arima

Review by Ida Lenir Diário de uma Mulher Despeitada

Carnival In Arima, the latest album by Ken Vaughn Bryan & His Orch, is a vibrant and energetic collection of music that captures the spirit and excitement of the Carnival season in Trinidad and Tobago. The album features a range of traditional and contemporary Carnival tunes, including soca, calypso, and steelpan music, all performed with the skill and passion that has made Ken Vaughn Bryan & His Orch a beloved fixture of the local music scene.

From the opening track, "Jump and Wave," to the closing number, "Panorama Jam," Carnival In Arima is a non-stop party that will have listeners dancing and singing along. The album showcases the talents of the entire orchestra, with lively percussion, soaring brass, and infectious melodies that will get even the most reserved listener moving.

One standout track is "Rum and Soca," a catchy tune that perfectly captures the festive atmosphere of Carnival. The song features a playful call-and-response between the band and the audience, with lyrics that celebrate the joys of drinking and dancing during the Carnival season.

Summary by Ida Lenir Diário de uma Mulher Despeitada

Carnival In Arima is a must-have album for anyone who loves Caribbean music or wants to experience the excitement of Carnival. Ken Vaughn Bryan & His Orch have crafted a masterful collection that will have listeners smiling, singing, and dancing along from start to finish. Highly recommended!