Mizar - Cвjaт Dreams 1762 1991

Review by Joel Escuadro

Mizar's album Cвjaт Dreams 1762 1991 is a mesmerizing blend of traditional Bulgarian folk music and modern electronic sounds. The album features 11 tracks, each with its unique character and atmosphere. The album's title refers to the period of Bulgarian history between 1762 and 1991, during which the country was under Ottoman and communist rule.

The opening track, "Eternity," sets the tone for the album with its haunting vocals and atmospheric soundscapes. "Nayden Gerov" features traditional Bulgarian instruments such as the kaval and gaida, mixed with electronic beats and synths. "Kukavica" is a beautiful ballad with a melancholic melody and delicate vocals.

"Zaedno" is a more upbeat track with a danceable rhythm and catchy melody, while "Kopanitsa" is a traditional Bulgarian dance tune with a modern twist. "Svatba" is a celebratory track with joyful vocals and lively instrumentals.

The album's highlight is "Moma," a hauntingly beautiful track with ethereal vocals and a hypnotic melody. "Balkan" is a more experimental track with distorted vocals and industrial sounds, while "Talasam" is a dreamy instrumental piece with a cinematic feel.

Summary by Joel Escuadro

Cвjaт Dreams 1762 1991 is a stunning album that seamlessly blends tradition and modernity. Mizar's unique sound and vision make this album a must-listen for fans of world music and electronic music alike.