Adanowsky
By Alex Scordelis
Amador (Everloving)
As the son of filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, Adan (who goes by Adanowsky) had a charmed childhood--James Brown taught him how to dance and George Harrison schooled him in guitar. Those lessons are put to good use on his U.S. debut, a blend of sensual folk rock songs sung in French and Spanish, with the exception of a duet sung in English with Devendra Banhart. Adanowsky likes to get naked onstage at his concerts, and with the sultry strumming and jazzy Latin lyrics on Amador, he's seemingly encouraging listeners at home to do the same.
As the son of filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, Adan (who goes by Adanowsky) had a charmed childhood--James Brown taught him how to dance and George Harrison schooled him in guitar. Those lessons are put to good use on his U.S. debut, a blend of sensual folk rock songs sung in French and Spanish, with the exception of a duet sung in English with Devendra Banhart. Adanowsky likes to get naked onstage at his concerts, and with the sultry strumming and jazzy Latin lyrics on Amador, he's seemingly encouraging listeners at home to do the same.
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