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I Wish You Love

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$18.85 $29 In stock

Category: Music

I Wish You Love is an incredible studio album from Gabriel Mervine's quartet. Featuring Alicia Straka on accordion and many special guest players on various tracks, this Brazilian and European influenced music is a must-have for your collection. Recorded in DSD256 by Paul McGowan and mixed by Colin Bricker, this collaboration is one of our best-sounding albums ever released. Available on SACD and download, pick yours up before this one sells out!

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli I. ★★★★★

The accordion work by Alicia Straka adds such a warm, unexpected texture to the Brazilian and European fusion. Every track feels like a little journey.

Lily Q. ★★★★★

The guest players scattered across these tracks keep things interesting without ever feeling cluttered. I've had it on during slow Sunday mornings and the Brazilian influence really shines through. Warm, unhurried record that rewards a proper listen.

Timothy ★★★★★

Alicia Straka's accordion on a few of these tracks is such a nice surprise, it adds this warm texture that I didn't know I wanted on a jazz record. I've had it on repeat in the car all week and the guest players keep revealing something new each time through.