Perhaps you're unaware of the power of the kiss of a mermaid, many are. Anyone at Cat's Art MusikCircus last night knows that power although not as much as Maestro Michi Renoir. We do not actually have a picture of the mermaid kiss but we do have this.
Left to right: Samanta the Mermaid, Michi Renoir, Silas and Cat, Kasandro Barony
Immediately strange powers were unleashed and Maestro Michi played with a great fervor. He uses only two keyboard, one for piano and another for synth, and yet he sounds like he has so much more. All manner of mysterious magic was afoot.
Along with a number of explosions.
The woman growing out of Maestro Michi's head is not the Mermaid. Frankly, we don't know who she is but we're impressed nevertheless.
It was a good set and more people were hearing Maestro Michi's music. This is always good as anyone who gives it a chance will almost always enjoy it. Part of the enjoyment last night was through Michi as he could see more people out there plus some outstanding explosions and that made it more fun for him. That came through in his play and this keeps going around. That audience phenomenon is an extraordinary thing, particularly when it makes bubbles, lasers and fires.
And there's nothing more romantic for rock than explosions.
Immediately strange powers were unleashed and Maestro Michi played with a great fervor. He uses only two keyboard, one for piano and another for synth, and yet he sounds like he has so much more. All manner of mysterious magic was afoot.
Along with a number of explosions.
The woman growing out of Maestro Michi's head is not the Mermaid. Frankly, we don't know who she is but we're impressed nevertheless.
It was a good set and more people were hearing Maestro Michi's music. This is always good as anyone who gives it a chance will almost always enjoy it. Part of the enjoyment last night was through Michi as he could see more people out there plus some outstanding explosions and that made it more fun for him. That came through in his play and this keeps going around. That audience phenomenon is an extraordinary thing, particularly when it makes bubbles, lasers and fires.
And there's nothing more romantic for rock than explosions.
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