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D’Sound’s Tattooed on My Mind and Smoother Escape have sultry, lady marmalade-type vocals, with a hint of soul reminiscent of the R&B band Soul II Soul that hit its stride in the mid-’90s.


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Smooth jazz from Affinity

By Baby A. Gil | May 25, 2005 - 12:00am

Although the skill and artistry of the Filipino jazz musician compares favorably with the best from other parts of the world, I still believe jazz music does not go well with the Filipino soul. It is like milk or...

Entertainment

After the ‘rough’ experience comes the &

By Juaniyo Arcellana | September 16, 2001 - 12:00am

A group called D’Sound has two songs in the Citylite compilation CD, Smooth Escape 2, and they could well signal the smoothing of Philippine radio into a more mellow rhythm and blues-based sound. D’Sound’s...

Entertainment