“Miguel Espinoza Fusion is world class global chamber music making that explodes the parameters of style, yet ever remains close to the heart.”
— David Balakrishnan, founding violinist/composer of the two time grammy winning Turtle Island Quartet
MORE AWARDS FROM INDIE ACOUSTIC PROJECT!
Living in a Daydream has been selected as the Best CD of the Year in Indie Acoustic Project's "Best CDs of 2022-2023" Awards Jazz category!
Gabriella was a finalist for the Best CD of the Year in Indie Acoustic Project's "Best CDs of 2022-2023" Awards Instrumental category!
Check out the full list of finalists and winners HERE!
GABRIELLA
Our newest album, a celebration of Miguel’s daughter Gabriella! We have many good friends on this wonderfully diverse album, including Grammy-winners Howard Levy and David Balakrishnan, and Grammy-nominated vibraphonist Dave Hagedorn.
“Further solidifying their mastery of world music fusion…beckons for repeated listening…creating expansive musical landscapes” ~Elberton Cisnero, 5 Finger Review
Available NOW on BANDCAMP and on Amazon and your favorite streaming services!
Steve’s “Don’t Miss” 2022 List ~Steve Chavis, KUVO Radio, Denver
“Miguel Espinoza Flamenco Fusion with Howard Levy – Living in a Daydream
Ensconced as one of Colorado’s flamenco virtuosos…Espinoza has surrounded himself with comrades-in-talent and passion: cellist Dianne Betkowski, bassist Randy Hoepker…and diatonic harmonica master Howard Levy (of The Flecktones fame). The result is a true fusion of global influences dazzling to the ear.”
Living in a Daydream at #9 on the NACC World Music Chart!
Veneta is #9 in Roots Music’s Top 200 World Albums for 2022!
"The technical prowess on stage was a testament to the band’s status as one of the world’s most innovative and adventurous flamenco ensembles."
“Incorporating a wide array of styles, sounds, time signatures and textures, the group offered a hypnotic tour through a wealth of genres. Drawing from Spanish, North African and even Celtic musical structures, the band offered a performance that was at once soulful and technically seamless."
Adam Goldstein, theScen3.org
