I THINK I´M GOING TO EAT DESSERT
Miguel Ângelo Solo (2017)


I think I´m going to eat dessert refers to that moment after the main course, in which we have to decide whether to eat that additional dish which, although it is dispensable in nutritional terms, it is justified only by the pleasure of satisfying our need for sugar or additional taste sensations. This album is a bit of this, they are mostly moments of pure improvisation, unrepeatable, which, for me, make musical and emotional sense.



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Recorded and mixed at studio CASA DO MIGUEL, by Miguel Ângelo.
Mastered by Nelson Carvalho

Special Thanks to the usual people, to all who support, believe and push me in different and best ways. A very special thanks to my loves Ana, Sofia and all the family; to João Guimarães and Marcos Cavaleiro for the encouragement; to Ernesto Rodrigues, Creative Sources Recordings; to Carlos Santos for the cover design; to Nelson Carvalho and João Neves (Omnisonic International Ltd).

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«The album´s title suggests that this is music intended as an afterthought—as something to be enjoyed only after the "main course" has been consumed. But that´s somewhat misleading, as it´s a substantial repast all on its own: one that leaves the listener fully satiated.» by Troy Dostert @ AllAboutJazz
«Essential disc for lovers of the double bass and for any jazz lover.» by José Ramón @ La Habitación del Jazz
**** «With I Think I´m Going To Eat Dessert, sound is just one element that is shared equally with the sensation of touch.» @ AllAboutJazz.com by Mark Corroto
****1/2 «... one of the great albums of 2017 ... A solo album runs the risk of monotony and repetition, but this one keeps us interested from beginning to end ...» @ Jazz .pt by Rui Eduardo Paes
«Delightful improvisation ... this record is composed of a rich, ample, delicious music ...» @ Bodyspace by Nuno Catarino
«...Angelo´s ability to create lovely and emotional melodies that rival the grace and nobility of Charlie Hade´s writing.» by Jerome Wilson @ AllAboutJazz
«In conclusion who does not have dessert, when it is so well done.» @ A Certeza da Música by Miguel Estima