Itziar Yagüe is one of the Spanish blues scene emerging voices who is gradually leaving a mark into blues fans unconscious collective. With dedication, a lot of work and much passion, Itziar has managed to get a place in our country competitive music scene.

Now she publishes a new mini-LP, the second in her career that, although it only includes six songs, they become a good example of the tasteful elegant harmony Itziar usually develops blues music in all its different forms and styles.

With a wide palette of colors and chromatic musical landscapes, Yagüe displays a bunch of songs where she gives the best of herself, feeling totally comfortable, as she is also surrounded by able really professional musicians who know how to approach the material Itziar proposes them.

Itziar Yagüe’s voice is backed with a remarkable efficiency by Greg Izor who plays harmonica, sings in one track, plays guitar in a couple of songs and also helps with backing vocals, Raul Platz on bass, double bass and vocals, Paul San Martin piano, Hammond and vocals, Dani Dominguez, drums, percussion and vocals, plus guest musicians César Crespo and Ándré Oedipus on guitars and Lola Gabaldón clarinet

In short words, an interesting, subtle and cool mini-LP, with a rising Itziar Yägue, who brings a more than interesting new contribution, which follows the path of her first work, managing to consolidate her name into the competitive blues world.