Aigua Potríes, Spain
Aigua (water) is the best word to describe the duo formed by Lies Hendrix (melodeon) and Joan Peiró Aznar (guitar, voice). Water ebbs and flows, freezes and stops, boils and spills over, rains and cleanses. It bubbles, travels and meanders. It is dynamic, and so is their music. Lies and Joan dive into the sound’s intimacy to establish a dialogue between peers, modest and sincere. ... more
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