Prepare to be amazed by the latest offering from INTERCONTINEN7AL, Vol. 3. This album is a remarkable achievement that showcases the potential of technology and collaboration. What started as an experiment in sonic expression in 2020 among a group of musicians in Columbia, Maryland (USA), has now turned into a global collaboration with artists from all 7 continents coming together.
INTERCONTINEN7AL’s album, Vol. 3, features 14 original tracks that are sure to captivate anyone who listens. The highlight of the album is “Some Thousand Feet High,” a hauntingly beautiful song featuring collaborators from Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. Despite the challenges of remote recording, the musicians of INTERCONTINEN7AL have managed to create a masterpiece that will leave a lasting impression. The lead vocals, expertly provided by Andrasta, glide effortlessly over a delicate arrangement of guitar tones and shuffling beats, creating a melancholic yet laid-back tune with a depth that tugs at the heartstrings.
What’s truly amazing about “Some Thousand Feet High” is how it seamlessly blends multiple genres, including rock, pop, blues, classical, and reggae, into a sound that is both cohesive and unforgettable. The collaboration of musicians from different continents has resulted in a true work of art that showcases their creativity and vision in every note.
Moreover, purchasing this album not only lets you indulge in great music but also helps support the Ukrainian refugee relief effort. INTERCONTINEN7AL’s commitment to breaking down barriers with their music is inspiring, and they strive to support a different cause with every album they create.
In a world where borders and divisions are the norm, INTERCONTINEN7AL’s music represents the possibility of overcoming these barriers and bringing people together in harmony. So if you want to experience a unique and captivating journey, check out INTERCONTINEN7AL’s latest album, Vol. 3. It’s a must-listen for anyone who appreciates great music and wants to make a difference in the world.
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