Stanley Myers' "Images" is a captivating journey through soundscapes that blend art house French soundtrack vibes, dramatic funk, and melancholic orchestral pop. Released in 1975 under the De Wolfe Ltd. label, this album is a testament to Myers' versatility and mastery of library music. Spanning just 38 minutes, "Images" is a concise yet powerful collection of 13 tracks that never overstay their welcome.
The album opens with "Time Out," setting the tone for the eclectic mix that follows. "Cloudscape" and "Iced Coffee" showcase Myers' ability to create atmospheric pieces that evoke vivid imagery. "Homewards" and "Rag for Hanna" offer a touch of folk and jazz influences, while "Images" and "Little Train" delve into more orchestral territories. The album also features standout tracks like "Mariposa," "The Gentle Rain," and "Auto Stop," each bringing a unique flavor to the collection.
"Echoes," "Jasmin," and the closing track "Cafe Des Artistes" round out the album with a blend of ambient and jazz elements, leaving the listener with a sense of completion. "Images" is not just an album; it's an exploration of sound and mood, making it a timeless addition to any music collection.