When We Meed Again by Curtis Macdonald

 

When We Meet Again

By

Curtis Macdonald

Written by

Steve Sheppard

 

There are few artists who have been so consistent over the many years I have been following them musically as Curtis Macdonald, he has been in the industry for some three decades, even from my first album of his Shadow Crossing in 2002, time and time again he produces upmarket classy work and never fails to satisfy the need of really good instrumental music fan with a tender mood, and this new single continues that lengthy legacy and is called When We Meet Again.

The first few opening bars are a symbiosis of keyboards and pads as the direction of the track kicks in, then percussion adds its rhythm to the proceedings and another TV theme is in the making, there is something about Macdonald’s music that always makes you feel like you have been given a warm hug.

The tender onward progression is a delight, and the tonal backdrop and pads offer an almost 90’s feel to the proceedings, this calm yet moving reverie is like visiting a scrapbook and gazing fondly over all the years of laughter and joy that have flowed between the cracks of time and tide.

Curtis Macdonald is in the foreground of this new movement now called New Age pop without a shadow of a doubt, and long may he remain so, and I think therefore that When We Meet Again will add another notch in his musical belt, and a truly good chat position along the way.