Steven Brown - El Hombre Invisible [CD] Paris Paloma which cheekily borrowed it's riff

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Steven Brown - El Hombre Invisible [CD] Paris Paloma which cheekily borrowed it's riffFor his first solo album since the early '90s, Tuxedomoon's co front man delivers a hypnotic collection of songs, a song cycle of sorts, which draws from his life in Mexico, where he's been residing for many years now. El Hombre Invisible is centered around Steven's emblematic vocals, melodies & lyrics, set in an intimate environment, with sparse elegant, arrangements for guitar, bass, occasional horns, and of course Mr Brown's trademark piano &