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Tag Archives: Fernando Perdomo
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 5
May 24, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Six-string nocturnes knock compromised tranquility out of the sky to create riveting narrative without a single word. For all the variety of his year-spanning series, always perceived “Waves” and “Clouds” as multi-instrumental vehicles for visually inspired insights … Continue reading
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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 4
May 1, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Zooming in on aural nuances in search of romantic catharsis, coast-dwelling composer gives in to natural forces. One thing people often overlook about ‘s year-long album cycles is that both 2025’s “Waves” and 2026’s “Clouds” got set … Continue reading
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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 3
April 2, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Sunset instability as a strand of space-and-time exploration by esteemed American multi-instrumentalist. has been studying serenity in motion and sparseness for some time now, yet it’s this particular chapter of the composer’s take on nephology that should … Continue reading
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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 2
February 28, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Looking at the skies for a longer time, American composer ventures towards a wondrously worrisome variety of moods. It’s so simple to surmise that serializing of his output, as “Waves” suggested, gives an easy way out of … Continue reading
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