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Exotic Quixotic

by Lusitanian Ghosts

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Recorded on analogue tape at Clouds Hill in Hamburg, the sophomore album by Lusitanian Ghosts sees the collective abandon the usual rock n roll format - no six strings were harmed in the making of this record. It's all Chordophone violas from Portugal, namely the viola Amarantina, Braguesa, Campaniça and Terceira, played by the Lusitanian Ghosts collective including Neil Leyton (Canada/Portugal), Micke Ghost (Sweden - the first Swede to play the viola Amarantina!), Vasco Ribeiro Casais aka OMIRI (Portugal), Abel Beja (USA/Portugal, viola Terceira from the Azores), João Sousa on drums (sometimes replacing the snare with the Portuguese square drum Adufe) and Jan-Eric Olson on bass. But not just bass! Janne borrowed O Gajo's viola Campaniça for some extra dark licks. Chordophone rock n roll, Alt-Folk, Urban-Country-Folk, however it gets labelled what should come across are the humanist messages in these songs.

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released November 19, 2021

The Lusitanian Ghosts on "Exotic Quixotic" are:

Neil Leyton: Lead vocals
Mikael Lundin: viola Amarantina, backing vocals, bass, Mellotron, viola Campaniça. Lead vocals on Exotic Quixotic and Hometown.
João “Johnny” Sousa: drums and Adufe
Vasco Ribeiro Casais: viola Braguesa
Abel Beja: viola Terceira
Jan-Eric Olsson: bass and viola Campaniça

All Songs by Leyton / Lundin
Published by Lusitanian Music Publishing
Recorded at Clouds Hill Studios, Hamburg
Engineered and Mixed by Sebastian Muxfeldt
Produced by Neil Leyton and Mikael Lundin
Mastered at Soundgarden by Florian Siller
Cover Illustration by Johan Lindberg Brusewitz

EP021 © & (P) 2021 European Phonographic

No six string guitars were used on this recording.

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Lusitanian Ghosts Lisbon, Portugal

Lusitanian Ghosts features ancient Portuguese chordophones promoting ancient sounds in the 21st Century.

Re-casting these heritage folk violas into rock n roll songs, the artist collective writes from a socio-political perspective on building a better world, creating songs from and for the heart and the mind.

These historic instruments… they are the real Lusitanian Ghosts.
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