Morris Northcutt Moliendo Café CD

"Moliendo Cafe," the vibrant sequel to the acclaimed "Tonada," sees Morris Northcutt using his emotive trumpet play to bridge diverse cultures and celebrate the human spirit. This album features a rich tapestry of sounds—from the lively Venezuelan beats to the poignant melodies inspired by African American history, including a notable piece by William Grant Still. Additionally, Jerry Goldsmith's "Papillon" adds cinematic depth, showcasing Northcutt's mastery in reimagining complex compositions.

Produced and arranged by Latin Grammy-nominated Justo Morao, Northcutt collaborates with prominent Venezuelan musicians like multi-grammy-winning Domingo Pagliuca and Edward Ramírez. The album is filled with joyous rhythms and reflective melodies. Each track is crafted to tell a story, transcending words to touch the soul.

"Moliendo Cafe" is more than just music; it's an invitation to experience the power of musical storytelling. Highlighted by the inclusion of "Papillon," this album celebrates music's ability to connect and inspire, making it a must-have for anyone seeking to explore the depth of human emotions and the universality of music.