Agua

Agua is a masterclass in the beauty of the sustain pedal. It sounds less like a performance and more like a natural phenomenon, as if the piano notes are condensation forming on a cold glass. The live setting adds a unique spatial dimension that his studio albums sometimes lack; you can feel the air in the room, the vastness of the venue, and the heavy, humid silence of the audience. It is an incredibly 'wet' sounding record, living up to its title with every echoing chord.

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