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Harry Gregson-Williams' score is at its best when propulsively urgent and at its worst when it layers on overly romantic angelic choirs. He assumes that role again with his latest solo release (his seventh), ``Brand New Day,'' a typically well-crafted, propulsively polyglot disc that demonstrates the British musician's intuitive grasp of jazz, Algerian dance pop and bossa nova, to name only the most obvious elements. |
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