Calexico: Seasonal Shift LP 180 grams of VIOLET-colored vinyl new & sealed immediately available Label: City Slang Calexico's first "year-end album" (Don't call it a Christmas album). CALEXICO balance once again with sleepwalking security over all their narrow multicultural degrees and take everyone with, among others, Bombino, Gaby Moreno, Gisela Joao, Nick Urata (from DeVotchKa) and Camilo Lara (from the Mexican Institute Of Sound). Incl. Cover by John Lennon & Yoko Ono and Tom Petty.

Messrs. Burns and Convertino from Calexico didn't just lock themselves away in midsummer to create a “year-end album” for us instead. No, they also took their best and top-class friends into a headlock and recorded a non-Christmas album. It goes to the heart (must be so - it's the season!), But it is still fun, it is seriously worn, but can also celebrate very light-footed. Calexico balance once again with sleepwalking security over all their narrow multicultural degrees and take everyone with them! Whether Portuguese fado, old Mexican folk classics, whether stripped down to the duo or with the really big international party cutlery. This album can do it all. On board are artists such as Bombino, Gaby Moreno, Gisela Joao, Nick Urata (from DeVotchKa) and Camilo Lara (from the Mexican Institute Of Sound).

Tracklist: Side A 21:40

1. Hear the Bells (3:52)
2. Christmas All Over Again (3:37)
3. Mi Burrito Sabanero (4:05)
4. Heart of Downtown (3:48)
5. Seasonal Shift (3:21)
6. Nature's Domain (2:55)

SIDE B 20:41

7. Happy Xmas (War is Over) (4:01)
8. Glory's Hope (2:47)
9. Tanta Tristeza (3:49)
10. Peace of Mind (3:22)
11. Sonoran Snoball (3:07)
12. Mi Burrito Sabanero (reprise) (3:33)


Messrs. Burns and Convertino from Calexico didn't just lock themselves away in midsummer to create a “year-end album” for us instead. No, they also took their best and top-class friends into a headlock and recorded a non-Christmas album. It goes to the heart (must be so - it's the season!), But it is still fun, it is seriously worn, but can also celebrate very light-footed. Calexico balance once again with sleepwalking security over all their narrow multicultural degrees and take everyone with them! Whether Portuguese fado, old Mexican folk classics, whether stripped down to the duo or with the really big international party cutlery. This album can do it all. On board are artists such as Bombino, Gaby Moreno, Gisela Joao, Nick Urata (from DeVotchKa) and Camilo Lara (from the Mexican Instit