There are plans to re-release this CD under the boutique label "Passion Star Records." The Songs that will be going are "Cause for Concern" and "Earthwire". These will be replaced by 2 other originals by me.
"I love the flow in your melodies.You [+]There are plans to re-release this CD under the boutique label "Passion Star Records." The Songs that will be going are "Cause for Concern" and "Earthwire". These will be replaced by 2 other originals by me.
"I love the flow in your melodies.You are a world class player.Thank you for the music." 9 String Bassist Al Caldwell http://9stringbass.com/Home/default.htm
"Edo is one of Chicago's Finest" Chicago Magazine 1989
"...Edo Castro, who's a human armory of strange and wonderful sonic colors. Using a combination of 4-, 5-, 6-, and 7-string basses, a Chapman Stick, and a toy box full of effects, Edo weaves textures that transcend mere rhythmic accompaniment and soar into the arena of orchestration." Mike Molenda, Editor and Chief Guitar Player Magazine
"Edo Castro is a master bassist. I don't know if he was named for the ancient Japanese city which we now know as Tokyo, but his music is just as artful and unique as the exotic and sensual art of 16th and 17th Century Edo. How do I describe this collection of songs performed on a variety of multi-stringed basses, both fretted and unfretted? Someone said listening to EDO is like giving yourself a "mind massage." That certainly would be an apt description. Hard as it might be to categorize this California-based musician's sound, I find myself totally captivated by it...this sonic journey into the realm of Fusion Jazz, New Age, Lounge-Jazz, and the ECM Jazz sound. You'll hear elements that will remind you of Pat Metheny, or perhaps Andreas Vollenweider, or even David Friesen. EDO is brilliantly produced by Bay Area guitarist Drew Youngs, and features a host of world-class support players, among them well-known drummer Paul Van Wageningen. I especially like the tracks "46 West," "Earthwire" (which has a Koto-like texture to the bass sound) and "Full & Empty," but find that I most enjoy just putting the disc in the player and listening all the way through...for a richly-rewarding, mind-expanding aural experience. If you're looking for exquisitely-performed, impeccably-produced music that will allow you to effortlessly escape the world of the ordinary...and give your sound system a work-out as well...then consider EDO to be a must-have for your music library. ~Scott O'Brien "
Edo's Discography
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