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Black Sea Storm Takes Listeners on a Progressive Acoustic-Driven Ride Through Mexico

<p>Turkish band <strong>Black Sea Storm <&sol;strong>is out with a brand-new album today&excl; &&num;8220&semi;<strong><em>&Idot;smimi Bulutlardan Ald&inodot;m&&num;8221&semi; <&sol;em><&sol;strong>is out today for music lovers to discover&comma; and it deserves high praises&excl; The band&comma; who formed in 2002 in San Diego&comma; say that &&num;8220&semi;constantly traveling across Mexico triggered inner travel&&num;8221&semi; which served as the sole inspiration for the songwriting and recording process for the entire album&period; Traveling inspires many songwriters and musicians&comma; and many spend lots of time on the road to perform their music for the masses&period; Traveling is a way of life&comma; and it is also a huge source of inspiration&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Ali Deniz Ozkan of Black Sea Storm says &&num;8220&semi;being in movement ha&lpar;d&rpar; become the initial tool of the creative act&period;&&num;8221&semi; He goes on to say&comma; &&num;8220&semi;During the writing process of this album&comma; I tried to open myself as much as possible to my surroundings and let the songs write themselves in an organic way&period;&&num;8221&semi; The inspiration flooded in&comma; in the most natural way&comma; and the authenticity and rawness of the creativity shines throughout the 8-song-long record&period; The writing and recording process all happened in a nomadic fashion&comma; while the band was traveling around different parts of Mexico including&colon; Monterrey&comma; Culiacán&comma; Mazatlán&comma; Guadalajara&comma; Hermosillo&comma; and Querétaro&period; This record takes you on a sound journey through those places&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><a href&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;rockthepigeon&period;com&sol;wp-content&sol;uploads&sol;2023&sol;08&sol;a3471125461&lowbar;10&period;jpg"><img class&equals;"alignnone size-full wp-image-21239" src&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;rockthepigeon&period;com&sol;wp-content&sol;uploads&sol;2023&sol;08&sol;a3471125461&lowbar;10&period;jpg" alt&equals;"" width&equals;"1200" height&equals;"1200" &sol;><&sol;a><&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><strong>The album title &&num;8220&semi;<em>&Idot;smimi Bulutlardan Ald&inodot;m&&num;8221&semi; <&sol;em>translates to<em>&&num;8220&semi;I was named after the clouds&period;&&num;8221&semi;<&sol;em><&sol;strong><&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The record starts off with an acoustic guitar-driven ballad called &&num;8220&semi;Kirli Duman&&num;8221&semi;&period; It&&num;8217&semi;s dark and moody in tone&comma; with grungy sounding vocals&period; They are filled with massive amounts of emotion&comma; pulling the listener in deeply&period; The song builds slowly and serves as the perfect introduction piece to the record&comma; it persuades the listener want to hear more and continue on the musical journey&period; The record picks up in tempo for the second song&comma; &&num;8220&semi;Aram&inodot;zda Duvarlar Var&period;&&num;8221&semi; The acoustic guitars are picked quickly&comma; and the drum beat carries the song into another dimension&period; Once again&comma; the vocals are delivered with incredible amounts of passion and emotion&period; The guitar riff serves as the hook of the song and showcases the talent of the performer and songwriter&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>&&num;8220&semi;Yedi G&umacr;nlük Balina&&num;8221&semi; carries on the acoustic guitar-driven progressive rock tone of the record&period; The song feels like a traveling song&comma; and has quite a bit of movement to it&period; It feels nomadic and takes the listener on a musical adventure&period; The band says that the main recording devices used to make this record were an &&num;8220&semi;acoustic guitar and an SM 57 mic&&num;8221&semi; as they couldn&&num;8217&semi;t travel with massive amounts of equipment&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>&&num;8220&semi;Durma&&num;8221&semi; features some of the most pretty sounds on the record&period; The guitar riff is beautiful&comma; like a moody lullaby that begs to be listened to&period; The drums bring the song into a heavier realm&period; The song builds up&comma; in tempo&comma; instrumentation&comma; and emotion&period; By the end&comma; it feels totally energizing to the listener&comma; bringing excitement to the body&comma; perhaps transmitting the excitement that the band members felt while recording this fantastic piece of music&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The next two songs blend right into each other in the best way possible&period; &&num;8220&semi;Y&inodot;lanl&inodot; Kap&inodot;&&num;8221&semi; and &&num;8220&semi;Denizatl&inodot; Kovboy&&num;8221&semi; are must hear tracks&period; Both are filled with grand amounts of emotion&period; The acoustic guitar playing talent shines through again&comma; with riffs that set the listener on fire&period; The tone becomes even darker sounding for &&num;8220&semi;Bipolar Kutup Ay&inodot;s&inodot;&&num;8221&semi;&comma; a ballad that is driven by a rich melody that feels both haunted and beautiful at the same time&period; The songs&&num;8217&semi; energy lifts when the drums come in&comma; but the mood remains dark&comma; progressive&comma; and grungy&period; The heavy bass stands out on this track&period; The grand finale of the record is &&num;8220&semi;I&scedil;&inodot;kl&inodot; Kap&inodot;&&num;8221&semi;&comma; a shorter song&comma; that brings the record to completion&period; This is one of the most catchy songs in terms of vocal melody on the record&period; It is also the most musically impressive for drums and guitar performance&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>&Idot;smimi Bulutlardan Ald&inodot;m is an excellent album that showcases the band&&num;8217&semi;s immense talent in songwriting&comma; recording&comma; production&comma; and performance&period; It&&num;8217&semi;s an excellent introduction to Black Sea Storm and what they have to offer to our ears&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Listen on Spotify now&colon;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><iframe title&equals;"Spotify Embed&colon; &Idot;smimi Bulutlardan Ald&inodot;m" style&equals;"border-radius&colon; 12px" width&equals;"100&percnt;" height&equals;"352" frameborder&equals;"0" allowfullscreen allow&equals;"autoplay&semi; clipboard-write&semi; encrypted-media&semi; fullscreen&semi; picture-in-picture" loading&equals;"lazy" src&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;open&period;spotify&period;com&sol;embed&sol;album&sol;1FYKYXowjnDK6Ho1b9LgPs&quest;si&equals;rx-1YdGlTkWqYAiF4H0Y6Q&&num;038&semi;utm&lowbar;source&equals;oembed"><&sol;iframe><&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Support on BandCamp&colon;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><iframe style&equals;"border&colon; 0&semi; width&colon; 350px&semi; height&colon; 470px&semi;" src&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;bandcamp&period;com&sol;EmbeddedPlayer&sol;album&equals;2690404783&sol;size&equals;large&sol;bgcol&equals;ffffff&sol;linkcol&equals;0687f5&sol;tracklist&equals;false&sol;transparent&equals;true&sol;" seamless&equals;""><a href&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;blackseastorm&period;bandcamp&period;com&sol;album&sol;i-smimi-bulutlardan-ald-m">&Idot;smimi Bulutlardan Ald&inodot;m by Black Sea Storm<&sol;a><&sol;iframe><&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Written by Ryan Cassata &lpar;<a href&equals;"http&colon;&sol;&sol;submithub&period;com&sol;m&sol;u&sol;ryancassatareviews">Click for Reviews<&sol;a>&rpar;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><iframe style&equals;"border&colon; 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