"Some Like It Hot" is a captivating New Age album by Lakki Patey, released on January 1, 1996, under Storyteller Records. Spanning a concise 40 minutes, this album is a collection of 12 tracks that blend ambient and Latin influences, creating a soothing and evocative soundscape. From the enchanting "La Isla Bonita" to the soulful "Believe In Love," each track offers a unique journey through Patey's musical vision.
The album showcases Patey's ability to merge diverse musical elements, resulting in a harmonious and immersive listening experience. Tracks like "Mexico" and "Eldorado" infuse Latin rhythms with ambient textures, while "Celoso" and "San Jose" delve into more introspective and melodic territories. The inclusion of classics like "Besame Mucho" adds a touch of familiarity and timelessness to the collection.
Lakki Patey's collaboration with Øystein Sevåg on the album "Visual" around the same time further highlights his versatility and commitment to creating atmospheric and engaging music. "Some Like It Hot" is a testament to Patey's artistry, offering a serene and contemplative escape that resonates with listeners seeking a moment of tranquility and reflection.
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